Supplying the population as a challenge for agricultural policy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46941/2025.se1.20Schlagworte:
sustainable development, food safety, multifunctional agriculture, ESG.Abstract
The main task and role of the agricultural economy is to supply the population with food. Agricultural management has a significant impact on the environment, which poses a significant challenge in terms of sustainable development. There are number of tools available in the field of agri-environment protection to address this situation. Some of these are legal tools with mandatory rules, some are voluntary tools, and some are support tools. The new risk management model (ESG) could be the authoritative information system that serves as an indicator of the environmental impact of economic activity and a compass for the monitoring system.
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