Preventing and reducing food waste along supply chains is a high priority in many countries. Market based instruments and economic incentives are important tools for stimulating food supply-chain operators and households to food waste prevention and reduction. This study analyses the potential of market based instruments and economic incentives as specific policy measures to prevent and reduce food waste along the whole supply chain. The results show that a successful implementation of a tool or incentives requires accurate advance planning and should include a detailed analysis of the potential impacts and barriers. A mix of complementary policy measures increases the possibility of successful implementation.
Potential of market based instruments and economic incentives in food waste prevention and reduction / L.H. Aramyan; N.I. Valeeva; M. Vittuari; A. Politano; P. Mahon; C. Balazs; K. Ujhelyi; S. Scherhaufer; M. Gheouldus; D. Paschali. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:1(2015), pp. 171-180. (Intervento presentato al convegno Envisioning a future without food waste and food poverty, Societal challenges tenutosi a Bilbao nel 17-18 novembre 2015) [10.3920/978-90-8686-820-9_20].
Potential of market based instruments and economic incentives in food waste prevention and reduction
VITTUARI, MATTEO;POLITANO, ALESSANDRO;
2015
Abstract
Preventing and reducing food waste along supply chains is a high priority in many countries. Market based instruments and economic incentives are important tools for stimulating food supply-chain operators and households to food waste prevention and reduction. This study analyses the potential of market based instruments and economic incentives as specific policy measures to prevent and reduce food waste along the whole supply chain. The results show that a successful implementation of a tool or incentives requires accurate advance planning and should include a detailed analysis of the potential impacts and barriers. A mix of complementary policy measures increases the possibility of successful implementation.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
