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Past event
Conference
March 20th 2019

Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve

Transition pathways

Towards a low-pesticides agriculture in Wallonia? Presentation of a diversity of scenarios

What are the main modes of production today in Wallonia? How are the sectors organized? Which scenarios can we envisage, and with what consequences in terms of production and use of pesticides?

Cereals sectorPotato sectorDairy sectorBeef meat sector
BelgiumWalloniaParticipatory process

Speakers

Philippe Baret Clémentine Antier

Publication of April 13th 2021
Communication
Transition pathways

Ongoing PhD : Pathways to reduce the use of pesticides

What are the main uses of pesticides in the Province of Luxembourg (Southern Belgium) ? How can we accompany actors from the agricultural sector to engage in pathways to reduce the use of pesticides ?

Agricultural inputsAgroecologyEconomic viabilityEnvironmental footprintLand use planningLiterature reviewLock-insParticipatory processPathway dependancyPathwaysPesticidesProspective scenariosSustainability indicatorsTransition enablersWallonia

Authors

Noé Vandevoorde

Publication of October 5th 2020
Report
Transition pathways

Towards a sustainable food supply for the city of Brussels : Opportunities in and around the urban context

How self-sufficient is the city of Brussels today in terms of its food supply? To what extent can urban agriculture be developed to feed the population? What are the possible pathways for feeding Brussels in a more sustainable way?

Dairy sectorEggs sectorFruit sectorOrganic agriculturePotato sectorVegetable sector
Agricultural land managementBelgiumEuropeLand use planningPathwaysPeriurban agricultureProspective scenariosWallonia

Authors

Anton Riera Clémentine Antier Philippe Baret

Publication of July 17th 2020
Working paper
Transition pathways

Can prospective approaches ignite debate on the future of the agriculture and livestock sector?

How do actors relate to prospective approaches? In this article, we analyze the responses of farmers' unions to the release of scenarios about the future of the livestock sector in Belgium.

Beef meat sectorDairy sectorEggs sectorMeadows and pasturePig meat sectorPoultry meat sector
BelgiumFlandersLand use planningParticipatory processProspective scenariosSustainability indicatorsWallonia

Authors

Clémentine Antier Anton Riera Philippe Baret