Keyword(s) matches "FiBL35152*" AND Research affiliation matches any of "FiBL - Research Institute of Organic Agriculture Switzerland"1.
Bergez, J.-E.; Béthinger, A.; Bockstaller, C.; Cederberg, C.; Ceschia, E.; Guilpart, N.; Lange, S.; Müller, F.; Reidsma, P.; Riviere, C.; Schader, C.; Therond, O. and van der Werf, H.M.G.
(2022)
Integrating agri-environmental indicators, ecosystem services assessment, life cycle assessment and yield gap analysis to assess the environmental sustainability of agriculture.
Ecological Indicators, 141 (109107), pp. 1-12.
2.
Bonanomi Bürgi, Elisabeth; Jacobi, Johanna; Mann, Stefan; Schader, Christian and Brechlin, Laura
(2023)
Ein nachhaltiges Ernährungssystem für das 21. Jahrhundert.
Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) .
3.
Diogo, Vasco; Helfenstein, Julian; Mohr, Franziska; Varghese, Vinisha; Debonne, Niles; Levers, Christian; Swart, Rebecca; Sonderegger, Gabi; Nemecek, Thomas; Schader, Christian; Walter, Achim; Ziv, Guy; Herzog, Felix; Verburg, Peter H. and Bürgi, Matthias
(2022)
Developing context-specific frameworks for integrated sustainability assessment of agricultural intensity change: An application for Europe.
Environmental Science and Policy, 137, pp. 128-142.
4.
Fesenfeld, Lukas; Ingold, Karin; Lieberherr, Eva; Kislig, Sol and Schader, Christian
(2023)
Ernährungssystem-Gouvernanz in der Schweiz.
In:
Wege in die Ernährungszukunft der Schweiz - Leitfaden zu den grössten Hebeln und politischen Pfaden für ein nachhaltiges Ernährungssystem.
SDSN Schweiz, chapter 4, pp. 60-65.
5.
Jancso, Leonhardt; Lazzarini, Gianna A.; Tennhardt, Lina; Schader, Christian and Niggli, Urs
(2018)
Wie können globale Lieferketten stabiler, resilienter und nachhaltiger gestaltet werden?
Agrarwirtschaft und Agrarsoziologie, 2018, pp. 79-80.
6.
Kuhn, Michaela; Tennhardt, Lina and Lazzarini, Gianna
(2023)
Gender Inequality in the Cocoa Supply Chain: Evidence from Smallholder Production in Ecuador and Uganda.
World Development Sustainability, 2 (100034), pp. 1-12.
7.
Richter, Sebastian; Müller, Adrian; Stolze, Mathias; Schneider, Isabelle and Schader, Christian
(2023)
Acceptance of Meat Reduction Policies in Switzerland.
iScience, 26 (106129), pp. 1-26.
8.
Richter, Sebastian; Müller, Adrian; Stolze, Mathias; Schneider, Isabelle and Schader, Christian
(2023)
Stakeholder acceptance of policy measures to reduce meat consumption in Switzerland.
Poster at:
14th European Nutrition Conference FENS 2023, Belgrad, Serbien, 16.11.2023.
[Completed]
9.
Schader, Christian
(2022)
Enhancing supply chain stability, resilience and sustainability through improved sub-supplier management –chocolate and cotton apparel case studies.
NRP 73 "Sustainable Economy". Final scientific report.
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11.
Schader, Christian; Jancso, Leonhardt; Hofstetter, Joerg and Niggli, Urs
(2018)
Enhancing supply chain stability, resilience and sustainability through improved sub-supplier management – chocolate and cotton apparel case studies.
Poster at:
Kick-off Conference of the National Research Programme 73 “Sustainable Economy” of the Swiss National Research Foundation, January 23-23, 2018, Nottwil, Switzerland.
[Completed]
12.
Tennhardt, Lina; Lazzarini, Gianna; Weisshaidinger, Rainer and Schader, Christian
(2022)
Do environmentally-friendly cocoa farms yield social and economic co-benefits?
Ecological Economics, 107428, 107428- 107428.
13.
Tennhardt, Lina M.; Lambin, Eric F.; Curran, Michael and Schader, Christian
(2023)
Implementation of sustainable farming practices by cacoa farmers in Ecuador and Uganda: the influence of value chain factors.
Frontiers in Sustainable Food System, 7, pp. 1-17.
14.
Tennhardt, Lina M.; Lazzarini, Gianna; Schader, Christian; Martin, Kagimu and Lambin, Eric F.
(2024)
The role of household labour for sustainable intensification in smallholder systems: a case study in cocoa farming systems.
Regional Environmental Change, 24 (83), pp. 1-16.
15.
Weiner, Mareike; Home, Robert and Schader, Christian
(2023)
Smart Mixes for Sustainable Value Chain Management: An Evaluation of the Conflict Minerals, Palm Oil, and Green Bonds Sectors.
SAGE open, 13 (4), pp. 1-17.
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