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Introducing the Rural Economy and Introducing the Rural Economy and Land Use ProgrammeLand Use Programme
Professor Philip Lowe and Jeremy Phillipson
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Introducing RELUIntroducing RELU
A collaborative venture between ESRC, BBSRC and NERC with a budget of £20 million to fund basic and strategic research.
Aims to conduct integrative, interdisciplinary research to advance understanding of the social, economic, environmental and technological challenges faced by rural areas.
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Rural areas have encountered change and upheaval in recent years. Key public challenges include:
Restoring trust in food chains
Tackling animal disease in a socially acceptable manner
Sustaining agriculture in a liberalised economy
Promoting robust rural economies
Mitigating threats from climate change and invasive species
Reducing stress on water catchments
RELU – Key Public ChallengesRELU – Key Public Challenges
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RELU is responding to two fundamental demands: For joined-up science
For socially accountable science
Basic premises of RELU are: Major challenges cut across disciplinary boundaries
Inclusive stakeholder engagement is crucial
RELU – Key Public ChallengesRELU – Key Public Challenges
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The RELU programme is committed to:
“enhancing the impact of research on rural policy and
practice by engaging stakeholders in all stages of RELU.”
Through continuous engagement with a wide range of public, private and voluntary organisations and representative figures
Socially Accountable Science in RELUSocially Accountable Science in RELU
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Programme setting: Consultations Discussions with stakeholders
Programme Management: Strategic Advisory Committee Food Chain Forum / People and the Rural Environment Forum Stakeholder Engagement Plans
Project level: Range of groups / styles of engagement
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Four themes: Sustainable Food Chains Integration of Land and Water Use Environmental Basis of Rural Development Economic and Social Interactions with the Rural Environment
Three Calls: 1st Call: Completed (35 projects; 200 scientists; 30 disciplines) 2nd Call: In progress 3rd Call: June/July
The Shape of RELUThe Shape of RELU
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Sustainable Food ChainsSustainable Food ChainsPromoting natural and wholesome foods
Investigation of the Links between Quality Food Production and Biodiversity Protection
Implications of a Nutrition Driven Food Policy for Land Use and the Rural Environment
Comparative Assessment of Environmental, Community & Nutritional Impacts of Consuming
Fruit & Vegetables Produced Locally and Overseas
Private Sector Environment Standards: Impact on Ecological Performance and International
Competitiveness of UK Agriculture (Scoping Study)
Managing hazard, risk and contaminants
Integration of Social, Natural Sciences to Develop Improved Tools: Assessing and Managing Food
Chain Risks
Sustainable and Holistic Food Chains for Recycling Livestock Waste to Land
Biological Alternatives to Chemical Pesticide Inputs in the Food Chain: Assessment of
Sustainability
Adoption of Alternative Pest Management Strategies in Field Crop Systems
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Catchments
Rural Development
Sustainable Agriculture
Landscape
Data integration
People and the Rural Environment
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Joined-up ScienceJoined-up Science in RELU in RELU
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3rd Call: June/July
A number of gaps evident to date: Animal and plant disease management
Sustainable technologies and rural economies
Impacts and implications of CAP reform
Sustainable rural planning
The relationship between a healthy environment and public health
The Shape of RELUThe Shape of RELU