This assignment aims to contribute to a more favourable governance and institutional framework for organic compost, with the longer-term ambition of strengthening its institutional recognition on par with mineral inputs. This way, organic compost will become eligible for direct subsidy support currently granted to mineral fertilisers only: farmers often prefer subsidised mineral fertilisers because they offer immediate, visible results, whereas compost benefits are long-term and cumulative. By strengthening the scientific evidence base and working towards a standardised compost quality, scepticism can be potentially addressed.
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31.08.2026
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31.08.2026
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