Following the release last year of the report on ‘Sustainable Intensification in Agriculture’ by the FCRN and the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food, around 30 experts in this field, from academic, governmental, NGO and industrial organisations, were asked to give their comments on the report.
Following the release last year of the report on ‘Sustainable Intensification in Agriculture’ by the FCRN and the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food, around 30 experts in this field, from academic, governmental, NGO and industrial organisations, were asked to give their comments on the report.
They were asked two key questions:
- Where has the report helped resolve issues, and where it is misguided or simply wrong?
- How should we move forward, and what is required for sustainable intensification to become a concept useful for those charged with implementing policy?
These comments have all been compiled into a report which can be downloaded here. However, before reading them, we suggest you first read the original report.
