SUFISA - Sustainable finance for sustainable agriculture and fisheries

Research project

Duration:

05/2015 - 04/2019

Project volume:

401.875 EURO

Competence field:

Regional development and development of rural areas, Sustainability in decision-making processes and accountability structures, Corporate responsibility, corporate development and management, Regional added value, Social innovations

Cooperation:

Composite partnership

Funding partner:

EU funding

Department:

Department Wald - Holz - Umwelt

The aim of SUFISA was to identify policy instruments for a range of agricultural and fisheries sectors that would address the challenges posed by increasing uncertainty in markets for agricultural products and food.

SUFISA booklet

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Contact

Allgemeiner Kontakt

Dr. Susanne von Münchhausen

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin

Susanne.vonMuenchhausen(at)hnee.de

+49 (3334) 657-355

Projektleitung

Prof. Dr. Anna Maria Häring

Professorship in Politics and Markets in the Agri-Food Sector

Anna.Haering(at)hnee.de

+49 3334 657-348

Prof. Dr. Anna Maria Häring

Professorship in Politics and Markets in the Agri-Food Sector

Anna.Haering(at)hnee.de

+49 3334 657-348

(Kopie 2)

SUFISA Cycle: Agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture form the foundation of the food system. — Agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture form the foundation of the food system.

Funding partner

EU funding

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