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session-14

Economic and Social Dimensions of Sustainable Agriculture

Objective:

Explore the economic and social dimensions of sustainable agriculture, examining strategies for balancing profitability, social equity, and community well-being within the agricultural sector

Theme :

"Balancing Prosperity and Equity: Navigating the Economic and Social Dimensions of Sustainable Agriculture"

This session aims to delve into the intricate interplay between economic viability and social considerations in the context of sustainable agriculture. It will explore strategies and policies that foster a balance between profitability for farmers, social equity, and the well-being of communities dependent on agriculture. By addressing both economic and social dimensions, the session seeks to provide insights into creating resilient and sustainable agricultural systems that benefit both farmers and society.

Tracks

1 Sustainable Farming Economics

2 Inclusive Agricultural Value Chains

3 Community Well-Being and Agriculture

4 Social Responsibility in Agribusiness

5 Gender-Inclusive Agricultural Policies

6 Local and Global Economic Impacts

7 Community Engagement Strategies

8 Rural Development through Sustainable Agriculture

9 Social Innovation in Agricultural Practices

10 Metrics for Social and Economic Impact

Outcomes:

    Profitable and Sustainable Farming Practices:
  • Explore economic models and farming practices that prioritize sustainability while ensuring profitability for farmers.
    • Inclusive Agricultural Value Chains:
  • Discuss strategies for building inclusive agricultural value chains that promote social equity, fair wages, and opportunities for smallholder farmers.
    • Community Well-Being and Agricultural Development:
  • Examine the impact of sustainable agriculture on community well-being, considering factors such as employment, access to resources, and overall quality of life.
    • Socially Responsible Agribusiness:
  • Explore the concept of socially responsible agribusiness, considering ethical practices and community engagement in agricultural enterprises.
    • Gender-Inclusive Agricultural Policies:
  • Discuss policies that promote gender inclusivity in agriculture, ensuring equitable opportunities and benefits for women in farming communities.
    • Local and Global Economic Impacts of Sustainable Agriculture:
  • Analyze the economic implications of sustainable agriculture at both local and global scales, considering factors such as market dynamics and trade.
    • Community Engagement in Decision-Making:
  • Explore models of community engagement in agricultural decision-making processes, fostering collaboration and shared responsibility.
    • Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development:
  • Discuss the role of sustainable agriculture in contributing to rural development, addressing economic disparities and promoting resilience in rural communities.
    • Social Innovation in Agriculture:
  • Highlight social innovation initiatives within the agricultural sector that contribute to both social development and economic sustainability.
    • Measuring Social and Economic Impact:
  • Discuss methodologies for assessing and measuring the social and economic impact of sustainable agricultural practices, providing valuable insights for policymakers and practitioners.

Economic and Social Dimensions of Sustainable Agriculture is contribution to
The Sustainable Development Goals:

Goal 1: No Poverty:
Sustainable agriculture practices that address economic and social dimensions contribute to the goal of alleviating poverty, ensuring economic well-being for farming communities.
Goal 2: Zero Hunger
Balancing economic viability and social equity in agriculture contributes to achieving food security and eliminating hunger (SDG 2) by promoting sustainable and resilient food systems.
Goal 5: Gender Equality:
Policies focusing on gender inclusivity in agriculture align with SDG 5, contributing to gender equality by ensuring equal opportunities and benefits for women in farming communities.
Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth:
The session's focus on the economic dimensions of sustainable agriculture directly aligns with SDG 8, promoting decent work, economic growth, and sustainable livelihoods.
Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities:
By addressing social and economic disparities within the agricultural sector, the session contributes to SDG 10, aiming to reduce inequalities within and among countries.
Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities:
Sustainable agriculture practices can contribute to SDG 11 by promoting sustainable rural development and ensuring the well-being of communities dependent on agriculture.
Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production:
The session aligns with SDG 12 by exploring sustainable farming economics and responsible consumption and production practices within the agricultural sector.
Goal 13: Climate Action:
Sustainable agriculture, encompassing both economic and social dimensions, contributes to climate action (SDG 13) by fostering practices that mitigate the sector's environmental impact.
Goal 15: Life on Land:
The session's exploration of sustainable agriculture's impact on community well-being and ecosystems aligns with SDG 15, which focuses on terrestrial ecosystems and biodiversity.
Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals:
Collaboration and community engagement, key aspects of the session, contribute to SDG 17 by fostering partnerships for the achievement of sustainable development goals.
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