Agricultural Ecological Compensation Policy Models in Developed Countries and China’s Policy Development Process

Ying Zhou

doi:10.26717/bjstr.2019.14.002589

Abstract

Since the 1980s, developed countries have attached great importance to the formulation of incentive policies for farmers’ environmental protection behaviors

Highlights

Agricultural Ecological Compensation Policy Pattern in Developed CountriesSince the 1980s, developed countries have attached great importance to the formulation of incentive policies for farmers’ environmental protection behaviors, implemented a series of compensation policy projects to promote environmental protection production, and formed a diversified agricultural ecological compensation models
The study summarizes the practice of foreign agro-ecological compensation policies and believes that developed countries usually adopt the following three typical compensation modes
The US “Government-Led” Compensation Model: From the publication of the Agricultural Adjustment Act by the US government in 1933 to the revision and adjustment of the Agricultural Law in 2002, the us government invested a large amount of money every year to ensure the healthy and sustainable development of land through cost sharing, land renting, incentive subsidies, technical measures and other supporting policies [1,2]

Summary

Introduction

Agricultural Ecological Compensation Policy Pattern in Developed Countries Since the 1980s, developed countries have attached great importance to the formulation of incentive policies for farmers’ environmental protection behaviors, implemented a series of compensation policy projects to promote environmental protection production, and formed a diversified agricultural ecological compensation models.

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