Eco-Scheme Modelling
Rationale of use
The design of the eco-schemes in Germany required a sophisticated approach, so three distinct models were employed to address the multifaceted aspects of the intervention design.Functioning
The Eco-Scheme Modelling comprises three stages: a) Preliminary evaluation of potential ecological and economic impacts based on initial drafts of five eco-scheme intervention descriptions from February 2021. b) Estimation of the costs associated with farming without chemical-synthetic plant protection products for a year, an evaluation of eco-scheme implementation according to farm sise, and type, and a projection of the ensuing budget requirements. c) A secondary budget assessment based on defined Eco-Schemes, analysing various design options, premium levels, and anticipated uptake. Additionally, it delves into the influence of assumptions on expected eco-scheme uptake and discusses significant factors and uncertainties.Types of outputs
a) Scenarios formed from the early drafts. b) Estimations concerning measure claims and the necessary budget. c) Varied scenarios based on differing premium levels.Relevant CAP objective
AllTool name
Eco-Scheme ModellingCategory
Policy analysis tools for evidence-based decisionsSubcategory
Cost benefit models and impact assessmentMS
GermanyAuthor or owner
Owner: Thünen InstituteImplemented by
Relevant tasks
CSP Design: Intervention Setting
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