Description
This report highlights why governments should reinvest underperforming public agricultural subsidies in land restoration. Evidence from Africa, Asia and Latin America shows that subsidies for low-carbon agricultural techniques like agroforestry and silvopasture can improve food security and rural incomes, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and protecting vulnerable ecosystems. By investing in the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030), governments can grow rural prosperity and empower millions of smallholder farmers.
Institutions:
Authors:
- Anil Markandya
- Helen Ding
- Javier Warman
- Manuel Cervera
- Marie Duraisami
- Miguel Calmon
- Rafael Feltran-Barbieri
- Will Anderson
Resultados:
Thematic Areas:
Instruments:
- Situation and prospective analysis (regional or international)
- Support or subsidy for the acquisition of production assets
- Support or subsidy for agricultural producer prices
- Studies and diagnoses
- Incentives or subsidies for the adoption of good sustainable production practices
- Payments or subsidies to the producer based on agricultural production
- Payments or subsidies to the producer based on farm services (mechanization, etc.)
- Payments or subsidies to the producer for the acquisition of fixed assets (fixed capital formation)
- Payments or subsidies for the acquisition of variable inputs (eg fertilizers)
- Prospective studies (forecasting)
- Export subsidies
- Subsidies to interest rates on agricultural loans
- Consumer prices subsidies for agrifood products
Languages:
- English
Beneficiaries:
- Public institutions
- Researchers
Countries:
- Latin America and the Caribbean (agg. 20 countries)
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