With an expected world population of 9 billion people in 2050, the global need for Food, Fibre and Fuel has become a matter of high political concern. Beyond 2030 the production of ”the three F’s” is expected to compete for limited land and water resources. The response to this is largely to increase productivity on land already under cultivation and to expand cultivated areas – with ecological, economic and social consequences as well as greenhouse gas emissions as a result. The overall question is how to manage land and water to meet the demands while at the same time protecting the natural ecosystems that sustain life on the planet. Cross-sectoral policies, efficient use of existing resources and capacity building are some of the necessary strategies to do this, but the question of how to translate strategies into action remains to be answered.
Some of the world’s foremost experts in the various fields concerning food, fibre and fuel discussed this topic from a land use perspective at two seminars arranged by the Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry in 2011. This publication serves as a valuable summary of the presentations and comments made during the seminars. A list of recent articles and reports of relevance to the subject of matter is included.
Author: Lisa Holmgren.
KSLAT nr 4-2012 in print is unfortunately sold out.
KSLAT nr 4-2012 är tyvärr slut i tryckt version.
Äganderätten är väl något som man alltid hållit på, från det att man försvarade sin stenyxa. Men nu gäller det mark och areella näringar och då har tydligen inte äganderätten alltid varit så självklar.
Reformeringen och tillämpningen av EUs nya jordbrukspolitik innebär starkt förändrade villkor för jordbruket. De senaste resultaten från WTO-förhandlingarna bidrar ytterligare till att förstärka den bilden.
Vårnumret 2015, med information från ett urval av akademiens aktiviteter.
Det vill säga alla verk om fiskarna – i översättning från latinet.
