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The Estonian case study revised the existing criteria of the Environmental Friendly Farming scheme of 2015 and experimentally tested many combination of monocultures and plant species mixtures in order to assess the most effective one for honeybees to forage. Read more about this case study here and download the printable version here.

This case study is based in Catalonia and it's focused on capacity building, environmental attitudes and incentives regulation, which constitute the main pathways for a successfull nutrients management in livestock fields. Read more about this case study here and download the printable version here.

In this case study in Denmark the project conducted a comprehensive investigation on existing agro-environmental policy problems, showing that a successful scheme is likely to require higher flexibility and more effective measures. Read more about the case study here and download the printable version here.

In the Hungarian case study, contracts of water management measures by the Rural Development Plan are investigated, and it's shown how the renovation and establishment of new efficient water facilities might improve water use. Read more about this case study here and download the printable version here.

This case study in England is part of the pioneering legislation of the Environmental Act 2021 and aims to develop a new ecological- economic modelling framework for biodiversity offset markets, through legislative changes and alternative contracting mechanisms. Read more about this case study here and download the printable version here.

In Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, the case study was focused on the protection of meadow birds: through agro-environmental and financing schemes, trust was developed, and this led to successfull outcomes and risk mitigation mechanisms. Read more about this case study here and download the printable version here.

The case study of Bavaria represents an extensively managed diverse habitat for flora and fauna biodiversity and explains the relevance of agri-environmental schemes to farmers, related to social context and contract design. Read more about this case study here and download the printable version here.

The Romanian case study focus on the implementation of result-based schemes for upscaling farm landscape practices and the ecosystem. The pilot scheme was tested through many species of plants as bio-indicators and brought together more than 70 farmers. Read more about this case study here and download the printable version here.