Policies and Farming System Resilience: A Bottom-Up Analysis

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Abstract

The EU’s Common Agricultural Policy appears essential for farming systems’ resilience, but its resilience-enabling effects in practice remain underexplored. We assessed how farming system actors perceive the CAP’s effects on resilience. The CAP contains a robustness-oriented approach, which actors expect to buffer stress and shocks, while adaptation receives less support and transformation is neglected. Policies need to a take a broader, integrated approach towards farming systems’ resilience.

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Buitenhuis, Y., Candel, J., Termeer, K., Bardají, I., Coopmans, I., Lievens, E., … Feindt, P. H. (2022). Policies and Farming System Resilience: A Bottom-Up Analysis. In Resilient and Sustainable Farming Systems in Europe: Exploring Diversity and Pathways (pp. 63–87). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009093569.005

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