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Agri-Environmental Indicators: Linking Agriculture, Environment and Health.

OECD

2020

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Summary

This OECD publication sets out a framework for agri-environmental indicators intended to help policymakers monitor and assess the interconnections between farming systems, environmental pressures, and human health. It likely synthesises data from across OECD member nations to evaluate progress against sustainability and health-related benchmarks in agriculture. The report is primarily a policy and measurement tool rather than an original empirical study, and conclusions should be interpreted accordingly.

UK applicability

As a founding OECD member, the UK is likely represented within the comparative datasets and indicator frameworks presented, making findings directly relevant to UK agricultural and environmental policy. Post-Brexit, the UK's own Environmental Land Management schemes and agri-environment monitoring frameworks may draw on or align with the indicator approaches described.

Key measures

Agri-environmental indicator sets; nitrogen balance; pesticide use; water quality metrics; biodiversity indices; land use change; greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture

Outcomes reported

The report likely presents and evaluates a framework of agri-environmental indicators designed to monitor the relationships between agricultural activity, environmental condition, and human health outcomes across OECD member countries.

Theme
Measurement & metrics
Subject
Agricultural sustainability indicators & policy monitoring
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
Industry/policy report
Status
Published
Geography
International
System type
Food supply chain
Catalogue ID
XL0741

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