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Implementazione delle tecnologie informatiche nelle aziende agricole italianeRomano, Roberto <1969> 24 May 2007 (has links)
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Export Supply Chain Organization and Food Safety and Quality Standards: a case study of the Moroccan Fruit and Vegetable SectorAit Hou, Mohamed <1978> 14 June 2013 (has links)
Agri-food supply chains extend beyond national boundaries, partially facilitated by a policy environment that encourages more liberal international trade. Rising concentration within the downstream sector has driven a shift towards “buyer-driven” global value chains (GVCs) extending internationally with global sourcing and the emergence of multinational key economic players that compete with increase emphasis on product quality attributes.
Agri-food systems are thus increasingly governed by a range of inter-related public and private standards, both of which are becoming a priori mandatory, especially in supply chains for high-value and quality-differentiated agri-food products and tend to strongly affect upstream agricultural practices, firms’ internal organization and strategic behaviour and to shape the food chain organization.
Notably, increasing attention has been given to the impact of SPS measures on agri-food trade and notably on developing countries’ export performance. Food and agricultural trade is the vital link in the mutual dependency of the global trade system and developing countries. Hence, developing countries derive a substantial portion of their income from food and agricultural trade. In Morocco, fruit and vegetable (especially fresh) are the primary agricultural export. Because of the labor intensity, this sector (especially citrus and tomato) is particularly important in terms of income and employment generation, especially for the female laborers hired in the farms and packing houses. Hence, the emergence of agricultural and agrifood product safety issues and the subsequent tightening of market requirements have challenged mutual gains due to the lack of technical and financial capacities of most developing countries.
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Organic farming policies for a sustainable development of rural AlbaniaKullaj, Endrit <1976> 21 May 2007 (has links)
No description available.
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Sustainable development needs energy efficiency. New approaches to international partnership and governance in EuropeSambucini, Gianluca <1962> 12 June 2007 (has links)
No description available.
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Criteri progettuali ed analisi del rischio nell'ottimizzazione dei tracciati stradali per i veicoli a due ruoteMarinelli, Margherita <1978> 17 May 2007 (has links)
No description available.
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Innovazione e competitività nelle imprese lombarde di trasformazione di prodotti da agricoltura biologica : analisi del comparto lattiero-casearioLicitra Pedol, Martina <1973> 24 May 2007 (has links)
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Qualificazione e valorizzazione della agrozootecnica nel sistema delle aree protetteMattioli, Paolo <1966> 24 May 2007 (has links)
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Rural development and communication: a community media project in Uttar Pradesh (India)Gaiani, Silvia <1974> 06 June 2008 (has links)
Loaded with 16% of the world’s population, India is a challenged country.
More than a third of its citizens live below the poverty line - on less than a dollar a day. These people have no proper electricity, no proper drinking water supply, no proper sanitary facilities and well over 40% are illiterates.
More than 65% live in rural areas and 60% earn their livelihood from agriculture. Only a meagre 3.63% have access to telephone and less than 1% have access to a computer.
Therefore, providing access to timely information on agriculture, weather, social, health care, employment, fishing, is of utmost importance to improve the conditions of rural poor.
After some introductive chapters, whose function is to provide a comprehensive framework – both theoretical and practical – of the current rural development policies and of the media situation in India and Uttar Pradesh, my dissertation presents the findings of the pilot project entitled “Enhancing development support to rural masses through community media activity”, launched in 2005 by the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Lucknow (U.P.) and by the local NGO Bharosa.
The project scope was to involve rural people and farmers from two villages of the district of Lucknow (namely Kumhrava and Barhi Gaghi) in a three-year participatory community media project, based on the creation, implementation and use of a rural community newspaper and a rural community internet centre.
Community media projects like this one have been rarely carried out in India because the country has no proper community media tradition: therefore the development of the project has been a challenge for the all stakeholders involved.
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La domanda di vino in Italia: analisi delle preferenze del consumatoreHertzberg, Anna <1977> 30 May 2008 (has links)
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Le determinanti degli investimenti diretti esteri in Italia nel settore agroalimentareDe Leonardis, Luca <1974> 30 May 2008 (has links)
Gli investimenti diretti esteri (IDE) giocano un ruolo importante nella crescita
economica e nello sviluppo territoriale. Con il notevole aumento dei flussi IDE nel
settore agroalimentare a livello mondiale l’attenzione si è concentrata sul dibattito
relativo alle determinanti che spingono alla scelta di un territorio piuttosto che un
altro.
Non esiste ancora un lavoro definitivo ed univoco sulle determinanti degli IDE.
Alcune delle più frequenti analisi sui fattori che influenzano gli IDE includono:
l’entità del mercato, il costo del lavoro, i tassi di interesse, le barriere
protezionistiche, tassi di cambio, predisposizione all’export, struttura del mercato,
distanze geografiche, stabilità politica e affinità culturale.
Questo lavoro si propone di analizzare le determinanti nel settore agroalimentare
italiano sia teoricamente che empiricamente. A questo scopo è stata applica come
base teorica il paradigma OLI di Dunning e i principi legati agli investimenti
orizzontali al settore agroalimentare regionale italiano. Sono state esaminate le
determinanti degli investimenti diretti inward in questo settore.
Le risultanti suggeriscono una relazione positiva tra la presenza di attività di servizi
e la presenza di IDE nelle diverse Regioni. In un Paese ad economia avanzata come
l’Italia, strategie territoriali e di impresa basate sui costi e sul mercato non sono
caratterizzanti per attrarre multinazionali straniere, mentre la dotazione di servizi e
infrastrutture rappresentano un nuovo obiettivo su cui le Regioni devono puntare
per aprire i territori alle sfide della globalizzazione.
Questa ricerca unisce analisi statistica ed econometria e studio bibliografico per
approfondire e comprendere la materia in oggetto e fornire nuovi elementi e spunti
su cui discutere.
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