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Contractualisation et diffusion spatiale des mesures agro-environnementales herbagères

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Gilles Allaire () (Observatoire des programmes communautaires de développement rural, INRA Toulouse, chemin de Borde-Rouge, BP 52627, 31326 Auzeville)
Eric Cahuzac (Observatoire des programmes communautaires de développement rural, INRA Toulouse)
Michel Simioni (Toulouse School of Economics, GREMAQ-INRA, Toulouse)
Abstract

Cet article propose une analyse de la contractualisation des mesures agro-environnementales herbagères par les éleveurs et de la diffusion géographique du processus de contractualisation. Les données individuelles mobilisées sont géo-référencées et concernent l'ensemble des éleveurs de bovins ou ovins/caprins français bénéficiant d'au moins une mesure PAC du premier pilier et ayant contracté ou non une telle mesure. Une base de données territorialisées de contexte (Observatoire des programmes communautaires de développement rural) est utilisée pour compléter l'information. Dans une première étape, les résultats provenant de l'estimation de modèles probit sur ces données individuelles montrent que l'introduction de variables de contexte en complément des caractéristiques individuelles permet d'obtenir une bonne prédiction des taux de contractualisation à un niveau géographique fin (infra-cantonal). Dans une deuxième étape, la localisation des individus est prise en compte au travers d'un effet de voisinage dans un modèle probit spatial. Les résultats montrent que les effets de proximité spatiale dus à la diversité géographique des systèmes de production et aux réseaux sociaux s'expriment essentiellement au niveau de la commune et de micro-zones (infra-cantonales).

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Article provided by INRA Department of Economics in its journal Review of Agricultural and Environmental Studies.

Volume (Year): 90 (2009)
Issue (Month): 1 ()
Pages: 23-50
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Keywords: agri-environmental schemes; Rural Development Program; Common Agriculture Policy; Bayesian probit; spatial dependence; social networks; geographic diffusion;

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Q18 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Agriculture - - - Agricultural Policy; Food Policy

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