Current status and future prospect of local food production in Hungary: a spatial analysis

作者: Zsófia Benedek , Bálint Balázs

DOI: 10.1080/09654313.2015.1096325

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摘要: ABSTRACTThere is an increasing interest in Hungary to relocalize food. Spatial patterns and development potential of local food systems (LFSs) are analysed this paper help spatial planning practices. A composite Policy Intervention for Food Relocalization Index (PIFRI) introduced quantitatively reveal how rural programme measures should be allocated efficiently promote production. PIFRI points out lagging areas hidden dimensions that need further support, thus helps setting desirable realistic policy goals. Besides socio-economic processes, biophysical limitations (availability agricultural areas) also accounted for. Results show LFS at early stage Hungary. The present level activity future prospects mismatch. Eastern has the highest as it relatively widespread intensive production activity. few small-scale farmers operating in...

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