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|a Guerrero, Santiago
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|a Characterising agri-environmental policies
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Towards measuring their progress
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|c 2021
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|a Portugal
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|a Finland
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|a Agriculture and Food
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|a Korea, Republic of
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|a Estonia
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|a Environment
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|a Argentina
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|a Australia
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|a OECD Books and Papers
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|a OECD Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Papers
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|a /10.1787/41257e3c-en
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|a This report proposes a taxonomy of policy design features for agri-environmental payment schemes, with a focus on those features that are conducive to policy cost-effectiveness. An application of the taxonomy to all agri-environmental payment schemes in six countries (Argentina, Australia, Estonia, Finland, Korea, and Portugal) reveals that more than 70% of 85 agri-environmental payment schemes have some of these key design features, including establishment of baselines; rates based on estimated or actual implementation costs; inspections and penalties; contract flexibility; and technical assistance. That said, at least 80% of the schemes could be improved, including by: use of cost-effectiveness criteria for selecting recipients; moving from supporting the adoption of specific practices to focusing on achievement of environmental outcomes; more regular policy evaluations; and comprehensive collection of information on policy characteristics. An in-depth application of the taxonomy to Korea illustrates the potential of this taxonomy for country policy monitoring and evaluation purposes
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