Policy Articles

Is Contract Farming System Win-Win Beneficial for Both Company and Farmers? A Case Study in Nay Pyi Taw Council Area

Nyan Lynn Htet, Theingi Myint, Thi Thi Soe, Soe Khaing
2024.08.14
ABSTRACT This research deals with understanding the nature and types of contract farming system. This research was done from the point of view of the Contract Company and studied the processes and terms involved in buying paddy from contract farmers and selling and exporting rice and seeds to...
Country: Myanmar Topic: Agribusiness
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An Overview of Taiwan’s Legal and Policy Development on Natural Carbon Sink

Hsing-Hao Wu
2024.08.12
ABSTRACT In response to the escalating climate crisis and over 140 countries pledging to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, enhancing natural carbon sinks has emerged as one of the key strategies to global efforts for climate change mitigation. Natural carbon sinks in forests, oceans, wetlands...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Climate change
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The Current Production and Export Situation of Japanese Quail Egg Industry in Taiwan and Government Policies

Hui-Cheng Wang, Yi-Chieh Chen, Jr-Wei Chen, Ling-Ling Yang, Yu-Ming Shang
2024.08.09
ABSTRACT Since Taiwan has officially submitted a CPTPP application letter to New Zealand, the depositary country of the CPTPP Agreement, on September 22, 2021, trade will be more liberalized in the future. In addition to facing short-term and long-term risks and challenges such as aging, lack of...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Agriculture
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An Introduction to Climate Change Litigation

Kuo-Jen Lai
2024.08.08
ABSTRACT Climate change poses one of the most urgent challenges to humanity, with significant impacts across various sectors, including agriculture. As global temperature rises and weather patterns become increasingly unstable, agriculture faces growing risks, including changes in precipitation...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Climate change
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Japanese Agricultural Cooperatives’ Weakening Identity as an Agricultural Group

Yoshihisa Godo
2024.08.08
ABSTRACT Non-farm households with regular membership in agricultural cooperatives continue to increase in Japan. This helps agricultural cooperatives earn profits by selling financial instruments to non-farm households, without which agricultural cooperatives cannot sustain themselves. However,...
Country: Japan Topic: Agricultural cooperatives and farmers' organizations
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