Pacioli è una piattaforma internazionale che promuove buone pratiche nella raccolta e utilizzo dei dati rilevati a livello di azienda agricola. Annualmente viene organizzato un workshop al quale vengono invitati esperti, coordinatori, ricercatori che si occupano a vari livelli della gestione dei dati in agricoltura e in particolare della FADN (Farm Accountancy Data Network) in Europa (RICA in Italia).
La 29esima edizione del workshop si tiene dal 7 al 9 ottobre 2024 a Montegrotto (PD) ed è organizzata dal CREA-PB in collaborazione con il WUR (Wageningen University and Research). Gli iscritti sono 66 in rappresentanza di 25 paesi, non solo interni all’Unione Europea (presenti anche Azerbaijan, Stati Uniti, Kosovo, Regno Unito). Saranno presenti anche tre rappresentanti della DG Agri. L’incontro di quest'anno è un’occasione per discutere su aspetti gestionali della rete, sull’utilizzo dei dati per analisi di tipo politico o settoriale, sulla transizione verso la rete di sostenibilità.
Il 29° workshop prevede 8 sessioni con presentazioni, che poi saranno messe a disposizione sul sito stesso, e una sessione dedicata ai poster. L'evento sarà aperto da Hans Vrolijk del WUR e dalla Direttrice di CREA-PB Alessandra Pesce. La ricercatrice Sonia Marongiu presenterà la RICA Italiana.
Sessione I - Economic Analysis
Agricultural and off-farm income of Swiss farming households and contribution of the spouse - Swetlana Renner
Economic robustness of German dairy farms - a case study of the milk crisis 2015 and 2016 - Heiko Hansen and Eva-Charlotte Weber
Honey Cost: an experimental approach for determining honey production costs - Concetta Cardillo
Session II - FSDN (farm sustainability data network) and its use
State of play of FSDN and potential analyses of FSDN data - Eszter Kis Csatari
Role of data in informing policy, improving practices and achieving sustainability goals - Trevor Donnellan
Organic dairy farming in the Netherlands, a comparison with conventional farming in terms of structure, economy and sustainability - Harold Van Der Meulen
OECD perspective on challenges of measuring social sustainability – Francesco Vanni
Session III - Measuring sustainability
Final outcomes of national project on compiling new sustainability data on FADN farms in Slovenia - Maja Kožar
Advancing Social Sustainability Measurement in Agricultural Systems – Emma Dillon
Measuring Farm Household Income - methodological and practical considerations - Catherine Hand
Session IV - Data collection and processing methods for FSDN
Challenges related to FSDN implementation in Poland. - Floriańczyk Zbigniew
Farm accounting and data collection methods in Austria - Jakob Koch
Tool to access field calendar data from farm management information systems - Anina Gilgen
Data processing: From a farm based to a variable based approach – Håvard Graarud
Paper Session V - Methodological issues
Differences of the national classification of holdings to the FADN- classification according to standard output - Gerhard Gahleitner
A Geospatial Farm Typology for the EU based on FADN data - Marc Müller
Representativity in FADN/FSDN - Ann-Marie Karlsson
Drought effects on agricultural productivity across EU regions - Edoardo Baldoni
Paper Session VI - Accounting for environmental impacts
Assign farming practices to FADN farms using an optimizing model - Pascal Tillie
U.S. Agricultural Productivity Accounts and Biological Capital - Eric Njuki
Development of agroecological indicator using FADN / Specification Curve Analysis - Bethan Thompson
The economic impact of climate change on irrigated Italian farms – Antonella Bodini
Paper Session VII - Farm participation
Social media marketing campaign for the farm business survey - Natalie Gaibani
FADN sample sustainability – long-term participation in the Czech FADN survey - Zuzana Hlouskova and Zuzana Fuksová
What we can learn from successful farmers - Franz Fensl
Paper session VIII - Systems for Farm collection and analyses
Gaiaweb: a new tool for the collection of FADN/FSDN data in Italy – Sonia Marongiu
Experience of agricultural income stabilisation tool in Hungary - Szilard Keszthelyi
Reporting of profitability in Flemish FADN - Goedele Vrints
Steps towards a farm specific profitability barometer - Boris Tacquenier
Poster Session
Inorganic fertiliser use on farms in Wales - Katherine McGlinchy
An Integrated Approach to the Challenge of the Food System: Insights from the SYSTEMIC Network - Habtamu Alem
Reducing the respondent burden - Iveta Mlezivova
The future of agricultural support in Scotland - Jackie Massaya