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Agricultural Knowledge and Technology in Latin America and the Caribbean: Plausible Scenarios for Sustainable Development | 121
Table 3-1. continued.
Structure |
Variable |
Variable’s definition |
Social involvement in |
Social involvement in the |
Social groups are involved in the |
Proper tech nologies for |
Proper technologies for |
The degree with which the |
Agricultural production systems |
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Incorporation of |
Support to the |
Operation of mechanisms for giving |
Incorporation of knowledge to productive systems |
Choice and adoption of appropriate technologies by productive systems. |
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Integration of production chains |
Degree of connectivity with and participation of productive systems in established production chains. |
|
Attended markets |
Attended markets | These are the markets agricultural production systems send their produce. |
Social organization of vulnerable production systems |
Social organization of vulnerable production systems |
It is a mechanism for attaining economies of scale in production, negotiation capacity, and improvements in the management and trade of agricultural productive systems goods and services. |
Social movements focalized on the most vulnerable production systems |
Social mobilization as an instrument for accessing resources and empowering production systems. |
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Availability of resources for agriculture |
Availability of resources for agriculture |
Access of production systems to credit, land, water and knowledge. |
Performance of agricultural productive systems |
Efficiency | Relationship between costs of production and returns in productive systems. |
Quality of products and processes |
Sustainability of agricultural products and processes, and the degree of agreement between them and consumer needs. |
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Products, subproducts and waste |
Characteristics of the products, sub products and waste in regard to their effect on the environment. |
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Rent inequality in agriculture |
Rent inequality in agriculture |
Relative access to rent by diverse social groups involved in agricultural production, like family farmers, salaried employees, subsistence farmers, large producers, etc.). |
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