Long-term Institutinal Program 2022-2026. Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences. Institute of Economics and Rural Development. Funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport of the Republic of Lithuania.
In recent years, humanity has faced with multiple crises, both of economic and environmental nature. Among the key reasons for such turbulences, the deteriorating agri-environmental situation appears as an important facet. This article evaluates agri-environmental situation of selected European Union…
Provision of expert consultation and recommendation preparation services. These services were intended to improve the implementation, management, and administration of the Lithuanian Rural Development Programme 2014–2020 and to prepare for the implementation and administration of the Strategic Plan 2023–2027 for…
Expert consultations service provision on the Strategic Plan 2023–2027 for Agriculture and Rural Development of Lithuania was implemented during the period starting from November 2021 until March 2024. These consultations were intended to prepare the main document regulating the development…
Galnaitytė, A. Searching for Possibilities to Achieve Sustainability Goals in Agriculture. III International Science Conference SER 2021 “New Trends and Best Practices in Socioeconomic Research”. 17–19 September 2021, Igalo (Herceg Novi), Montenegro.
Skulskis V., Kriščiukaitienė I., Namiotko V., Galnaitytė A. Development and Application of Sustainable Farming Methodology in Lithuanian Farms. The Second Scientific Conference “Sustainable Development: Theory and Practice”. 22–23 June 2021, Birštonas, Lithuania.
Skulskis V., Namiotko V., Kriščiukaitienė I., Galnaitytė A. Forecasting the Supply of Sheep Wool for the Production of Thermal Insulation Materials for Buildings and Premises. The Second Scientific Conference “Sustainable Development: Theory and Practice”. 22–23 June 2021, Birštonas, Lithuania.
Galnaitytė A., Namiotko V., Kriščiukaitienė I. Focusing CAP Measures to Reduce GHG Emissions from Agricultural Activities. The Second Scientific Conference “Sustainable Development: Theory and Practice”. 22–23 June 2021, Birštonas, Lithuania.
The SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) is a foundational element of the CAP Strategic Plan. Its primary purpose is to provide a clear, evidence-based snapshot of the current state of a Member State’s agricultural sector and rural areas.…
Galnaitytė, A. Problems of Biodiversity and Habitats in Lithuania. III International Science Conference SER 2020 “New Trends and Best Practices in Socioeconomic Research”. 17–19 September 2020, Igalo (Herceg Novi), Montenegro.