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posted on 2020-06-22, 10:26authored byJessica Lyon, Paul Hurley, Jilly Hall, Judith Tsouvalis-Gerber, David Christian Rose, Ruth Little
This report discusses findings from the study “Inclusive design of post-Brexit Agri-Environmental policy: Identifying and engaging the 'harder to reach' stakeholders” - funded by Sheffield University and undertaken in collaboration with the University of Reading. The study (Feb/March 2020) involved a Quick Scoping Study of the literature and the in-depth analysis of 30 refereed journal articles using SCOPUS. The report will be of interest to policymakers undertaking policy co-design in the agri-environmental field, especially those concerned with the development of the new, post-Brexit agri-environmental schemes, which includes the new Environmental Land Management (ELM) Scheme for England. More broadly, the findings presented will be of interest to academics, practitioners and others interested in hard to reach people in policymaking and research, and in methods and engagement strategies that could foster more inclusive policy making processes, especially in the land/environmental management fields.
Funding
University of Sheffield QR Allocation for Evidence-Based Policy-Making from Research England
Agri-Environmental Governance Post-Brexit: Co-Production of Policy Frameworks (ES/S007830/1)
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