APPLICATION OF THE COMMUNITY CAPITALS APPROACH IN ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF IPM/ FFS PROGRAMS

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VEISI HADI; ALIPOUR ALI; DARIJANI FATEMEH

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Journal: Environmental Sciences Year:2016 | Volume:13 | Issue:4 Page(s): 113-124

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APPLICATION OF THE COMMUNITY CAPITALS APPROACH IN ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF IPM/ FFS PROGRAMS

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VEISI HADI | ALIPOUR ALI | DARIJANI FATEMEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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IPM/FFSQ2

IMPACTSQ2

TRIGGER AND ACCUMULATION FUNCTIONQ2

COMMUNITY CAPITALQ2

AGRICULTUREQ1

PARTICIPATORY APPROACHQ2

Abstract

This study was conducted in order to analyze the IMPACTS of IPM/ FFS programs on various outcomes by a broad range of stakeholders - including farming communities, local and national governments, and researchers - who are supporting such programs in Iran. This study is unique in that it uses an impact evaluation with a sociological perspective to explore the TRIGGER AND ACCUMULATION FUNCTION of the effects of IPM/FFS programs in conformity with the COMMUNITY CAPITAL and adaptive management approaches. A total of 86 IPM/FFS stockholders were sampled. The principal component analysis was used to identify the impact factors of IPM/FFS programs and explore several factors, including the enhancement of social welfare, the improvement of farm health and safety, technical and social (leadership) skills development, risk management and marketing, improvement ofproduction quality as well as expansion of farmers’ experiential abilities, and the establishment of adaptive ecological management. According to the TRIGGER AND ACCUMULATION FUNCTION of the effects of IPM/FFS programs, it was concluded that the IPM/FFS stimulated social learning and that it strengthened human and political capital by developing technical, social and leadership skills, which apparently prompted social and financial capital through expanding the range of local activities, relationships and policies related to improved agro-ecosystem management (natural capital). Finally, based on the TRIGGER AND ACCUMULATION FUNCTION of the effects of IPM/FFS programs, in particular for providing long-term effects, an adaptive management approach was recommended to emphasis on developmental IMPACTS through a PARTICIPATORY APPROACH.

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VEISI, HADI, ALIPOUR, ALI, & DARIJANI, FATEMEH. (2016). APPLICATION OF THE COMMUNITY CAPITALS APPROACH IN ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF IPM/ FFS PROGRAMS. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, 13(4 ), 113-124. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/117425/en

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VEISI HADI, ALIPOUR ALI, DARIJANI FATEMEH. APPLICATION OF THE COMMUNITY CAPITALS APPROACH IN ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF IPM/ FFS PROGRAMS. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2016;13(4 ):113-124. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/117425/en

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HADI VEISI, ALI ALIPOUR, and FATEMEH DARIJANI, “APPLICATION OF THE COMMUNITY CAPITALS APPROACH IN ASSESSING THE IMPACTS OF IPM/ FFS PROGRAMS,” ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, vol. 13, no. 4 , pp. 113–124, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/117425/en

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