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Gli strumenti di politica finanziaria funzionano nel settore agricolo? I mercati e le tasse sul carbonio sono stati utilizzati da molti Stati membri dell’UE per ridurre le emissioni di gas serra in alcuni settori dell’economia, ma mai in agricoltura. Due studi di caso condotti in Italia e in Danimarca analizzano la risposta degli agricoltori all’introduzione di questi strumenti di mercato in agricoltura ed esaminano i meccanismi comportamentali che mediano tale risposta. I casi di studio verificano anche la potenziale capacit\u00e0 di questi strumenti di ridurre le emissioni di gas serra in agricoltura attraverso l’adozione di tecnologie innovative e di pratiche produttive pi\u00f9 sostenibili da parte degli agricoltori. Gli approcci economici sperimentali sono utilizzati per studiare i cambiamenti comportamentali e gli atteggiamenti degli agricoltori. <\/p>\n

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\n \n The Role of Behavioural Drivers for the Design of Economic Policy Interventions to Reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions From Agriculture\n <\/a>\n <\/h5>\n\n
\n 24 Aprile 2026\n <\/div>\n\n
\n This manuscript, prepared under Work Package 3 (WP3) of the VISIONARY project, contributes to the overarching aim of identifying policy levers that can support transitions towards sustainable farming and food systems in Europe. WP3 investigates how behavioural approaches and experimental methods can...\n <\/div>\n\n
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This manuscript, prepared under Work Package 3 (WP3) of the VISIONARY project, contributes to the overarching aim of identifying policy levers that can support transitions towards sustainable farming and food systems in Europe. WP3 investigates how behavioural approaches and experimental methods can help design effective agri-environmental policy interventions to address three key transition challenges: climate neutrality, halting biodiversity loss, and improving water quality. In this context, the manuscript focuses on the role of behavioural drivers \u2014 cognitive, social, and dispositional factors that shape human decision-making \u2014 in determining farmers' responses to economic policy instruments designed to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from agriculture.<\/p>\n

The manuscript presents findings from two complementary experimental studies. The first study investigates Italian dairy farmers' preferences for alternative payment schemes aimed at incentivising the adoption of essential oil feed supplements to reduce enteric methane emissions. Using a lab-in-the-field experiment with 120 farmers in the Autonomous Province of Trento, it elicits willingness to accept Action-Based Payments (ABPs), Results-Based Payments (RBPs) framed either as an Agri-Environmental Climate Scheme or a voluntary carbon market, and Hybrid Payment (HP) designs combining both components. The second study examines Danish farmers' beliefs about the economic impacts of a CO2<\/sub>e tax on agriculture and tests whether providing expert information can reduce misperceptions and increase policy support. It draws on a randomised survey experiment with 981 farmers, conducted in the context of Denmark's actual CO2<\/sub>e tax proposals at both high (750 DKK\/tonne) and low (125 DKK\/tonne) stringency levels.<\/p>\n

The results demonstrate that behavioural drivers are central mediators of farmers' acceptance of climate policy instruments. Italian dairy farmers show a general preference for ABPs over RBPs, driven by familiarity, certainty preference, and reduced complexity, though acceptance of innovative payment mechanisms improves substantially when pro-environmental attitudes are present, risk aversion is lower, and farmers have higher perceived behavioural control over the implementation of new practices, and when RBPs are introduced in hybrid formats alongside conventional subsidies. Notably, farmers' responses to hybrid schemes are more coherent when paired with an AECS framing than with a voluntary carbon market framing, suggesting that pure market mechanisms create additional psychological barriers. Danish farmers systematically and substantially overestimate the negative economic impacts of the CO2<\/sub>e tax \u2014 by a factor of up to three relative to expert estimates \u2014 and this perception gap represents a key driver of policy opposition. Expert information partially reduces these misperceptions and increases tax support, but the effect is heterogeneous: smaller farms and crop producers respond more readily, while larger farms and livestock producers exhibit limited belief revision, consistent with motivated reasoning. The study also finds that opposition to the carbon tax can paradoxically increase openness to an agricultural ETS scheme, pointing to a policy substitution effect with important implications for policy sequencing. Together, these findings highlight that achieving agricultural GHG reductions requires policy designs that account for behavioural realities, including uncertainty aversion, belief biases, and farmer heterogeneity, thereby contributing to VISIONARY's broader objective of identifying how policy design can facilitate sustainability transitions in diverse socio-ecological contexts.<\/p>\n

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\n \n Risposta comportamentale agli strumenti politici alternativi per ridurre le emissioni di gas serra\n <\/a>\n <\/h5>\n\n
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\n Questo rapporto documenta i risultati prodotti dal Task 3.2 \u201cTransition of agri-environmental systems to climate-neutral food systems\u201d all\u2019interno del WP3 \u201cAgri-environmental policy experimentation\u201d. L\u2019obiettivo del task \u00e8 esplorare l\u2019accettazione da parte degli agricoltori dell\u2019UE sia...\n <\/div>\n\n
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Questo rapporto documenta i risultati prodotti dal Task 3.2 \u201cTransition of agri-environmental systems to climate-neutral food systems\u201d all\u2019interno del WP3 \u201cAgri-environmental policy experimentation\u201d. L\u2019obiettivo del task \u00e8 esplorare l\u2019accettazione da parte degli agricoltori dell\u2019UE sia di misure obbligatorie (come un sistema di scambio delle emissioni agricole) sia di mercati volontari del carbonio. Verranno inoltre esaminati altri strumenti economici, tra cui tasse sul carbonio o sul CO\u2082 equivalente (CO2e) e schemi di sostegno innovativi (come i pagamenti basati sui risultati, Result-Based Payments, RBPs, e i pagamenti ibridi, Hybrid Payments, HPs), progettati per incentivare pratiche agricole rispettose del clima.<\/p>\n

Inoltre, il Task 3.2 ha l\u2019obiettivo di indagare se e in quale misura i fattori comportamentali influenzano l\u2019accettabilit\u00e0 di tali strumenti di politica economica da parte degli agricoltori. Per raggiungere questi obiettivi sono stati condotti due esperimenti contestualizzati, che hanno coinvolto complessivamente circa 1.100 agricoltori, uno in Italia e l\u2019altro in Danimarca.<\/p>\n\n <\/div>\n <\/details>\n <\/div>\n\n

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\n \n Verifica dei principi di progettazione dei programmi di azione collettiva per migliorare la sostenibilit\u00e0 dell'uso delle risorse idriche\n <\/a>\n <\/h5>\n\n
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\n La gestione delle risorse idriche su scala paesaggistica \u00e8 fondamentale per affrontare le sfide ambientali e idrologiche nell\u2019agricoltura europea. A causa della frammentazione della propriet\u00e0 terriera, la gestione deve andare oltre le singole propriet\u00e0 e allinearsi ai sistemi idrologici, richiedendo...\n <\/div>\n\n
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La gestione delle risorse idriche su scala paesaggistica \u00e8 fondamentale per affrontare le sfide ambientali e idrologiche nell\u2019agricoltura europea. A causa della frammentazione della propriet\u00e0 terriera, la gestione deve andare oltre le singole propriet\u00e0 e allinearsi ai sistemi idrologici, richiedendo una governance collaborativa che coinvolga agricoltori e altri portatori di interesse.<\/p>\n

Questo studio (Milestone 9), sui motivi e sugli ostacoli dell\u2019azione collettiva per ridurre l\u2019impatto sulle risorse idriche, utilizza i principi di progettazione di Elinor Ostrom (Design Principles, DPs) come strumento diagnostico per valutare la robustezza istituzionale in tre casi: gestione dell\u2019irrigazione in Spagna e Ungheria e regolazione del nitrogeno basata sui bacini idrografici in Danimarca.<\/p>\n

Il caso spagnolo mostra un forte allineamento con i principi DPs, con organizzazioni nidificate guidate dagli utenti e riconoscimento legale dei diritti collettivi. Il caso ungherese evidenzia un forte controllo dall\u2019alto (top-down), ma manca della capacit\u00e0 di implementare iniziative complesse e collettive di gestione dell\u2019acqua, nonch\u00e9 della necessaria cooperazione dal basso (bottom-up), coordinamento e guida professionale. Il caso danese diverge significativamente dai principi DPs a causa del limitato coinvolgimento degli stakeholder e dell\u2019autonomia degli utenti.<\/p>\n

Questi risultati dimostrano come il contesto istituzionale e il design della governance influenzino la legittimit\u00e0 e l\u2019efficacia nella gestione delle risorse idriche. Sebbene i principi di Ostrom offrano un utile benchmark istituzionale, forniscono informazioni limitate sui fattori comportamentali che influenzano la partecipazione degli agricoltori.<\/p>\n

Proponiamo che le future ricerche sui principi di Ostrom incorporino prospettive comportamentali per comprendere meglio successi e fallimenti dei programmi collettivi agro-ambientali volti a un uso sostenibile delle risorse idriche. I nostri lavori futuri andranno oltre l\u2019analisi istituzionale per esplorare leve e ostacoli comportamentali nei programmi agro-ambientali collettivi.<\/p>\n\n <\/div>\n <\/details>\n <\/div>\n\n

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\n Il presente rapporto (Deliverable 2.2) si basa sul quadro concettuale e analitico iniziale del progetto VISIONARY e mira a delineare in che modo i casi di studio selezionati in VISIONARY si completano a vicenda per affrontare gli obiettivi chiave del progetto. Il rapporto intende illustrare brevemente...\n <\/div>\n\n
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