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100			_aPomareda Benel, Carlos F. _9106157
110			_910323 _aIICA, San José (Costa Rica). Programa de Análisis y Planificación de la Política Agraria
245			_aPublic policy and institutional challenges in the achievement of sustainable agriculture
260			_aSan José (Costa Rica) _c1991
270			_a*CIDIA, San José (Costa Rica); IICA-GTZ, San José (Costa Rica)
300			_a15 p.
520			_aFirst, the document notes that sustainable development is attracting the attention of the international community within the framework of what is refered to as the World's Common Future (Brundtland Commision 1987). To achieve common interest it is necessary to analyze economic relations among countries, particularly between North and South, as well as within nations, and between rural and urban societies. The document recommends that commitment must be global, multiparty and multisectoral. Within the realm of agriculture, achieving sustainability requires a multidisciplinary effort, and clear interinstitutional relations. For that reason, this work attempts to produce a policy framework that does not only consider onfarm and agroindustrial technology, but also communal rural society and domestic and international trade, with particular focus on the latter. Section 2 focuses on the policy issues that arise in the pursuing of sustainable agriculture and the need for institutional capabilities in specific areas where policies are required. Section 3 highlights the government responsibilities and needs for adequate institutions able to guide the sustainable development of agriculture. In this section, particular reference is made to the need for appropriate information to develop policies and for an appraisal fo the extent to which sustainability has been achieved so far. (IICA) _bPaper presented at the International Conference on "The Ecological Economics of Sustainability: making Local and short-term Goals consistent with Global and Long-term Goals" The World Bank, Washington D.C. May 21-23 1990.
690			_9159495 _aPOLITICA MACROECONOMICA
690			_9159445 _aPOLITICA DE DESARROLLO
690			_9148433 _aFORTALECIMIENTO INSTITUCIONAL
690			_aAMERICA LATINA _9135629
690			_aCARIBE _9139520
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