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Resultado final
Review, characterize and map the broad links between agricultural trade, investments, environmental sustainability and human well-being (this also includes equity and risk issues related to climate change, water and land use). The analyses makes maximum use of existing trade statistics from International Trade Centre (ITC), UN and WTO, as well as online resources such as TradeMap, Market Access Map, UNCTAD TRAINS and Sustainability Map.
Discussion paper and set of infographics on transition pathways (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Backcasting of desirable changes in trade relations and instruments, and design of transition pathways. Based on information from the 15 case studies, the results of WP4, and the visioning process, a roadmap describing reasonable changes is developed for local, regional, national and European authorities. The road-mapping process will allow deriving the steps to be taken to reach alternative futures. Possible action fields are identified. In addition, a common understanding among involved actors is achieved. In this task, we liaise with initiatives such as the Friends of Advancing Sustainable Trade (FAST). The documentation of transition pathways is in the form of a discussion paper and a set of infographics
Discussion paper on the political economy of trade regimes (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Analyse the political economy of trade regimes (drivers, obstacles), and of the different positions and trends in trade relations. Results from previous Tasks, as well as from previous and ongoing projects conducted for (inter)national industry clients and publicly funded projects are used as input.
Sustainable Trade Toolbox (update M36) (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Identify relevant frameworks and tools, and appraise their assumptions, coverage, etc. Document the limits of past analyses, identify gaps, plan analyses accordingly. Attention is paid to model-based frameworks and how they can be most effectively connected with the 15 case studies (T3.2), the analysis of institutional, regulatory and legal frameworks (T4.1-T4.3), and the participatory backcasting analysis (T5.2) (Lead: UPM, Co-lead: OSOL, Support: UH, KNOWLEDGE SRL, FRAUNHOFER, AUA)
Set of Policy Briefs with recommendations for improving the sustainability impacts of trade regimes (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Recommendations for improving the sustainability impacts of trade regimes. Reference will, for example, be made to the new plurilateral Agreement on Climate Change, Trade and Sustainability (ACCTS), as well as to more recent EU policy frameworks such as Europe’s new Green Deal (with the 'Farm to Fork' strategy) and the EU’s better regulation agenda.The elaboration of a set of Policy Briefs concludes the analysis.
Webinar to discuss the results of WP1 (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Organise a webinar to discuss the results of WP1. During the workshop the results of the initial analyses are presented and discussed with sector representatives, social movements and policymakers, followed by a joint discussion of the framing of subsequent analyses
Discussion paper on sustainability stand- ards and competitiveness (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)The analysis focuses on labour costs and environmental legislation.
Online database of sustainable trade case studies (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)SCIO makes all case studies available in a searchable online database on the Sustainable Trade Hub
Civil society-stakeholder-policy dialogue, incl. two high-level policy workshops (EU, Africa) (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Facilitate a civil society–stakeholder–policy dialogue on the linkages between agricultural trade, markets, investments, environmental sustainability, and human rights and well-being. The exchanges include two high-level policy dialogues; one in Europe, and one in Africa. Focus throughout is on connecting with and strengthening existing networks and platforms.
Communication toolkit with a suite of tem- plates for all project communication (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)UH, together with OSOL (WP6 leader), facilitates effective communication with the project's principal target groups: European and national policymakers, WTO, interest groups, the public, and the research and scientific community. Elaboration of a communication plan and of a Communication Toolkit with a suite of templates for all project communication activities.
Enhanced engagement strategy and civil so- ciety-stakeholder-policy dialogue (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)To revisit the current engagement of civil society actors and stakeholders related to social and environmental goals within the context of trade negotiations, the WTO and FTAs or Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs)
Discussion paper and infographic(s) on the role of sustainability goals in trade rules (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Examine how sustainability goals are currently included in trade rules (WTO rules; EU bilateral and regional trade agreements; public and private standards). The review starts with existing databases on international standards provided by FAO, UNCTAD and ESCAP. The analysis covers all 17 Goals and 78 SDG indicators with focus on SDG1 'No poverty', SDG2 'Zero Hunger' and SDG3 'Good Health and Well-being', as well as SDG6 'Clean Water', SDG13 'Climate Action' and SDG15 'Life on Land'.
Discussion paper on mechanisms that can ensure that EU policies are coherent with SDGs (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Analyse the coherence of EU policy frameworks in view of their impacts on SDGs and in respect of global agreements on environmental and climate challenges. Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development (PCSD) aims at utilizing the potential synergies between policies to support development and to avoid or minimize negative side-effects.The key question is the alignment of EU agricultural trade policy and agreements in economic, social and environmental terms. Findings are presented in a discussion paper on mechanisms that have to be put in place to ensure that policies are coherent with SDGs as well as global agreements on environmental and climate challenges
Discussion paper and infographic(s) on trends in agri-food trade (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Analyze and map EU agri-food trade flows in global trade. The analysis includes the identification of trends in trade and trade regimes, such as increasingly protectionist policies in some significant economies, possible trade disturbances linked to Brexit or the role of the CAP in supporting competitiveness, innovation in the agri-food sector and food product quality
Suite of dissemination materials (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Coordinate the implementation of all engagement and dissemination activities. Related to this, a project-internal process is jointly elaborated and implemented that helps to mediate differences in positions, views and conclusions
Discussion paper on the feasibility of changes in trade relations and instruments (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Drafting of a discussion paper on the feasibility of changes in trade relations and instruments. The discussion paper builds on T4.3 and T5.2. It addresses policy design as well as policy phasing elements, as well as the WTO gap regarding sustainability, the possibility of regional agreements as an option, as well as the WTO compatibility of EU policy options
Set of indicators for assessing the sustainability impacts of agricultural trade (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Identify relevant indicators of the SDGs and assess their suitability for analysing trade and sustainability relations Lead UPM Colead UH Support KNOWLEDGE SRL SEATINI SCIOPC TNI ESRF OSOL FRAUNHOFER NWU
Common data pool on sustainability stand- ards and competitiveness (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Assessment of the environmental and social costs and benefits of FVCs in four case studies. The related analysis will build on earlier work for DG AGRI (see CRPA profile). The analysis focuses on labour costs and environmental legislation. The basic assumption is that efficient competition (taking social/environmental costs into account) is reached when production factors are remunerated according to their marginal value product without exploitation of labour or the environment (Lead: CRPA, Co-lead: NWU, Support: ESRF, AUA)
Synthesis of assessment findings in the form of two discussion papers (evolving into scientific articles and policy briefs) (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Synthesis of all assessments, and elaboration of discussion papers and scientific articles (Lead: UH, Co-lead: UPM, Support: all other partners)
Webinar 'Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development' (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Analyse the political economy of trade regimes (drivers, obstacles), and of the different positions and trends in trade relations. Results from previous Tasks, as well as from previous and ongoing projects conducted for (inter)national industry clients and publicly funded projects are used as input
Jointly elaborate guidance documents and a common reporting template for the 15 in-depth case studies to facilitate comparative analysis and synthesis. OXFAM to revisit and contribute relevant guidance elaborated at the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) (Lead: UH, Co-lead: OSOL, Support: CRPA, UPM, FRAUNHOFER, UM)
Summary report on case study results (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Carry out a set of 15 case studies to provide a deeper understanding of the linkages between agricultural trade, investment, environment (incl. climate related risks as part of a resilience assessment) and poverty (incl. analysis of the role of social FVC resilience). Each case study is concluded with a short report that follows a common structure, and by providing data to subsequent WPs and Tasks. Both is defined in the reporting templates and in dependence on the envisaged connections between a case study and subsequent analyses. The T3.2 leader (UPM) will provide summary report on case study results.
Minutes of General Assembly (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Minutes of first General Assembly
Vision of sustainable trade regimes (Webinar and Policy Brief) (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Visioning process focused on sustainable trade regimes. Relevant stakeholders that should be involved in the further process are identified, differentiated by the respective products and markets. A workshop with approx. 15 project-internal experts and 10 additional stakeholders and external experts representing industry, research, policy as well as civil society is then used to discuss a desired future state of sustainable agricultural trade in 2035. A carefully moderated participatory approach ensures that relevant issues are considered and helps to overcome biases. The results of this process are discussed in a Webinar and published as a Policy Brief
Information needs of key actors (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Review of the information needs of key actors and elaboration of a semantic framework for resource annotation An encompassing review of the information needs of key stakeholders and decisionmakers of the type of information required of ways to acquire it and of strategies for engaging as many users as possible from the beginning informs WP6 activities To facilitate the process a detailed but concise questionnaire is created aimed at gathering relevant information and resources Existing procedures and processes such as EU IAs Trade SIAs TSD Committees and related to Economic Partnership Agreements are examined
Report and Policy Brief on the results of the integrated model-based assessment (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Integrated model-based simulation and assessment of linkages with agricultural market, trade and investment dynamics. Three modelling approaches are used to generate estimates and forecasts of outcomes across sectors, economic actors, dimensions of development, over time and in space (on a map). The CGE model is used to explore trade between countries and regions, as well as instruments such as a carbon border adjustment. Customized system dynamics models are created for selected case studies to explore interdependencies. Generally, participatory approaches are used, starting with the co-creation of system maps, formal model development and interpretation of results (Lead: KNOWLEDGE SRL, Co-lead: UPM, Support: UH, SCIO.P.C, AUA)
Synthesis of model-based studies (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Synthesize the results of studies that have used computational models Attention in this metaanalysis is paid to betweenstudy heterogeneity in model definition and the factors that might explain differences in modelling outcomes Lead AUA Colead KNOWLEDGE SRL Support UH
Analytical framework (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Elaborate an enhanced analytical framework for WP3. T2.4 builds on the results of WP1, and WP2 T2.1-T2.3. OXFAM contributes relevant conceptual work, approaches and experiences from the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) (Lead: KNOWLEDGE SRL, Co-lead: UPM, Support: UH, SEATINI, CRPA, OSOL, UM)
Communication plan (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)UH together with OSOLWP6 leader facilitates effective communication with the projects principal target groups European and national policymakers WTO interest groups the public and the research and scientific community Elaboration of a communication plan and of a Communication Toolkit with a suite of templates for all project communication activities
Synthesis of findings on the impact of insti- tutional frameworks from the set of 15 case studies (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Synthesise the related lessons learned from the set of 15 case studies with attention paid to the EU legal and institutional arrangements for Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development (PCSD)
Data management plan UH produces a Data Management Plan for the project within six months of the start of the grant and reviews the DMP at regular intervals
Synthesise the main findings from the analysis of the role of institutional, regulatory and legal frameworks in a discussion paper. The paper includes concrete suggestions for enhancing the EU legal and institutional frameworks in place to promote policy coherence and, in particular, to ensure that policies are coherent with SDGs as well as global agreements on environmental and climate challenges. In collaboration with WP6 a webinar is organized on 'Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development' to present and discuss suggestions
Evidence-based communication platform: Sustainable Trade Hub (se abrirá en una nueva ventana)Evidence-based communication platform 'Sustainable Trade Hub'. Design and operate an interactive platform on the linkages between agricultural trade, markets, investments, environmental sustainability and human well-being. The platform provides data, information and insights at a global scale to relevant stakeholders (policymakers, researchers, analysts and citizens) about global agricultural trade, sustainability and investments, data from MATS case studies and relevant external resources. It offers analytics and visualization functionalities and allows users to build their data stories and share them within the platform and with their broader communities, thereby enhancing the discourse and communication between stakeholders. The Sustainable Trade Hub also includes a project-internal area aimed at fostering the exchange of information, analysis and discussion among project partners
Publicaciones
Autores:
M. Bustamante et al
Publicado en:
New Directions for Evaluation, 2021, ISSN 1534-875X
Editor:
Wiley online library
DOI:
10.1002/ev.20455
Autores:
A. Kamperman Sanders
Publicado en:
Law, Innovation and Technology, 2022, ISSN 1757-997X
Editor:
Taylor & Francis and Routledge
DOI:
10.1080/17579961.2022.2047522
Autores:
Andrea M. Bassi, Francesco Calciolari, Valeria Costantini, Mariagrazia D'Angeli, Elena Paglialunga
Publicado en:
The World Economy, Edición 48, 2025, Página(s) 119-152, ISSN 0378-5920
Editor:
Blackwell Publishing Inc.
DOI:
10.1111/twec.13643
Autores:
Anthony N. Rezitis, Leonidas Zangelidis, Spyridon Karytsas
Publicado en:
Agrekon, Edición 63, 2025, Página(s) 303-318, ISSN 0303-1853
Editor:
Sabinet
DOI:
10.1080/03031853.2024.2434470
Autores:
K. Tyagi
Publicado en:
Nordic Journal of European Law, 2022, ISSN 2003-1785
Editor:
OJS/PKP
DOI:
10.36969/njel.v5i1.24507
Autores:
Rezitis, A. N., Karytsas, S., Zangelidis, L
Publicado en:
Studies in Agricultural Economics, Edición 126(1), 2024, Página(s) 1-10, ISSN 1418-2106
Editor:
Institute of Agricultural Economics Nonprofit Kft. (AKI)
DOI:
10.7896/j.2730
Autores:
Bodo Steiner, Qiuzhen Chen, Maria Bustamante Liria, Andrea Bassi, Andre Nunes Chaib, Ariane Voglhuber-Slavinsky, Jonathan Matthysen
Publicado en:
Innovation Newsnetwork, 2025, Página(s) 12
Editor:
Innovation Newsnetwork
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