178th EAAE Seminar Future challenges and resilience of farming systems in Europe
#AAEResilienceSeminar

178th EAAE Seminar Future challenges and resilience of farming systems in Europe
#AAEResilienceSeminar

OBJECTIVES
The EAAE seminar aims to offer an interactive platform to exchange ideas and to generate an integrated view of adjustments and prospects in resilience of farming systems in Europe. The seminar is relevant to the scientific community and to decision makers in business, politics and NGO including the donor community.
The seminar intends to discuss and analyse the state-of-the-art in future challenges identification and resilience assessment in European agriculture. What are the major challenges for farming systems in the future? What farming systems are able to cope with the challenges? What are the promising strategies in enhancing future resilience capacities? What role should policy makers, farmers, and other stakeholders play towards more resilient farming systems? This includes quantitative and qualitative analyses of expectations and perceptions of farming system agents, (new) risk management strategies, changing supply chains and interactions between stakeholders. It also includes policy research on enabling resilience capacities through the CAP.
The SURE-Farm final scientific seminar will take place the 18th May 2021

OBJECTIVES
The EAAE seminar aims to offer an interactive platform to exchange ideas and to generate an integrated view of adjustments and prospects in resilience of farming systems in Europe. The seminar is relevant to the scientific community and to decision makers in business, politics and NGO including the donor community.
The seminar intends to discuss and analyse the state-of-the-art in future challenges identification and resilience assessment in European agriculture. What are the major challenges for farming systems in the future? What farming systems are able to cope with the challenges? What are the promising strategies in enhancing future resilience capacities? What role should policy makers, farmers, and other stakeholders play towards more resilient farming systems? This includes quantitative and qualitative analyses of expectations and perceptions of farming system agents, (new) risk management strategies, changing supply chains and interactions between stakeholders. It also includes policy research on enabling resilience capacities through the CAP.
The SURE-Farm final scientific seminar will take place the 18th May 2021

important dates
- Abstract submission: 5 April 2021 (to: meuwissen@wur.nl)
- Author notification: 13 April 2021
- Extended abstracts: 3 May 2021 (to: miranda.meuwissen@wur.nl)
- Registration for presenters: 5 May 2021
- Registration for attendees: 18 May 2021
TOPICS
Expected topics to be covered by the papers include:
- Quantitative and qualitative assessment of economic, environmental, social and institutional challenges for farming systems in Europe.
- Quantitative and qualitative assessment of resilience-enhancing strategies, policies and system characteristics.
- Farmers’ and stakeholders’ awareness, knowledge and adoption of (new) resilience-enhancing strategies, including joint learning and innovative insurance, and strategies to improve farm demographics and the availability of skilled labour.
- The role of supply chains in enhancing resilience.
- The role of local, national, and European governments in increasing resilience.
TOPICS
Expected topics to be covered by the papers include:
- Quantitative and qualitative assessment of economic, environmental, social and institutional challenges for farming systems in Europe.
- Quantitative and qualitative assessment of resilience-enhancing strategies, policies and system characteristics.
- Farmers’ and stakeholders’ awareness, knowledge and adoption of (new) resilience-enhancing strategies, including joint learning and innovative insurance, and strategies to improve farm demographics and the availability of skilled labour.
- The role of supply chains in enhancing resilience.
- The role of local, national, and European governments in increasing resilience.
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Miranda Meuwissen | Wageningen University & Research | Netherlands |
Yann de Mey | Wageningen University & Research | Netherlands |
Alisa Spiegel | Wageningen University & Research | Netherlands |
Uno Svedin | Stockholm Resilience Center | Sweden, and EURAGRI |
Francesco Accatino | INRAE | France |
Franziska Appel | IAMO | Germany |
Alberto Garrido | Universidad Politécnica de Madrid | Spain |
Camelia Gavrilescu | Institute of Agricultural Economics | Romania |
Mariya Peneva | University of National and World Economy | Bulgaria |
Jens Rommel | Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet | Sweden |
Simone Severini | Università della Tuscia | Italy |
Barbara Soriano | Universidad Politécnica de Madrid | Spain |
Mauro Vigani | University of Gloucestershire | UK |
Erwin Wauters | ILVO | Belgium |
Katarzyna Zawalińska | IRWiR PAN | Poland |
Presenters at an EAAE Seminar have to be member of the EAAE at the time of registration for the Seminar. For those who are not yet member, the EAAE membership fee is 100 Euro for the period 2021/22 to be paid in advance of registration to the EAAE via this link
Presenters at an EAAE Seminar have to be member of the EAAE at the time of registration for the Seminar. For those who are not yet member, the EAAE membership fee is 100 Euro for the period 2021/22 to be paid in advance of registration to the EAAE via this link
Contact person
Miranda Meuwissen
Tel. +31 317 483857
miranda.meuwissen@wur.nl