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  "datestamp": "2004-05-12",
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  "projects": [
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  "confdates": "26.-27.04.2004",
  "conference": "1st EISfOM Seminar Development of European Information Systems for Organic Markets - improving the availability, quality and comparability of statistical data",
  "confloc": "Germany, Berlin",
  "refereed": "never",
  "budget": "0",
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  "presentationtype": "speech",
  "creators": [
    {
      "name": {
        "family": "Richter",
        "given": "Toralf"
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  "title": "Results of the EISfOM project investigation into the current situation of data collection and processing",
  "subjects": [
    "5markets",
    "8policy"
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  "keywords": "Statistik, EISfOM, Organic Market,",
  "abstract": "Conclusion - Currently few public data collection and processing systems on an international level exist with regard to the organic agriculture and food sector (however FAO, EUROSTAT, IFOAM have startes activities). - Less activities aree run to harmonise national organic data collection systems on an international level. - Investment decisions of market actors and support decisions of policy makers are taken under conditions of great uncertainty. - Organic data know-how in most countries concentrated on less and private minds. - Public demand for organic data presently often are just statements and action plan points to support organic farming in theory. - Partly the link is missing between political objectives (on national and international level) and realisation by statistic authorities. - The EU-project European Inforamtion Systems for Organic Markets will assist all national and international efforts to improve organic data collecting in next two years.",
  "date": "2004",
  "date_type": "published",
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