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10 Country Case Studies on the
Development of Organic Agriculture
Listed below are ten country case studies of which five are from developing economies, two from emerging economies or economies in transition, and three from more developed economies.

The driving forces behind the first initiatives and actions of organic sectors are  multifaceted; not only in political environmental and economic conditions, but also in their social, cultural, and environmental context. 

Today, emerging sectors can draw on a wealth of information and experience as well as benefit from a fairly well-developed global organic market.


Case Studies for Early Organic Development in Southeastern Brazil

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in China

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in Italy

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in the Philippines

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in Serbia

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in Sweden

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in Thailand


Case Studies for Early Organic Development in Turkey

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in Uganda

Case Studies for Early Organic Development in the United States


(Adapted From IFOAM, Building Sustainable Organic Sectors)

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Building Sustainable Organic Sectors; Comprehensive Information Package aimed at governments, development agencies, private and public sectors of the organic movement
UNEP UNCTAD (CBTF) Best Practices for Organic Policy: What developing Countries Can Do to Promote the Organic Agriculture Sector
Growing Organic - Building Sustainable Sectors - Comprehensive Package for Building Organic Sectors
IFAD Thematic Evaluation on Organic Agriculture and Poverty Reduction in Asia: China and India Focus
Development of a Regional Organic Agriculture Standard In East Africa 2005-2007 Public Report
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