Providing agri-environmental public goods through collective action.

Foreword
 Table of contents
 Mulgrave Landcare and Catchment Group Inc
 Executive summary
 Part I. Collective provision of agri-environmental public goods
 Understanding agri-environmental public goods through country experience
 Objectives of the study
 Methodology
 Structure
 Agri-environmental public goods
 Agri-environmental public goods and externalities
 Agri-environmental policy measures for public goods
 Notes
 Annex I.A. Case study summaries
 References
 Relationship between collective action and agri-environmental public goods. Agri-environmental public goods provided by collective actionCollective action and participants
 Emergence of collective action
 Benefits of collective action
 Barriers to collective action
 Key factors for successful collective action
 Notes
 References
 Farmer behaviour and collective action
 Farmer behaviour and behavioural economics
 Social capital, farmer behaviour and collective action
 Notes
 References
 Promotion of collective action and policy implications
 Collective action with and without government support
 Collective action and policy measures. Cost-effectiveness of collective actionPolicy implications
 Notes
 References
 Part II. Understanding collective action undertaken in OECD countries
 Collective action case study: Australia
 Landcare in Australia
 Holbrook Landcare Network
 Notes
 References
 Collective action case study: Belgium
 The provision of public goods by farmers in Belgium
 Case studies
 Conclusions
 Notes
 References
 Collective action case study: Canada
 Group environmental farm planning in Saskatchewan
 Beaver Hills Initiative
 Notes
 References
 Collective action case study: Finland. Case study area: Säkylän PyhäjärviCollective action and provision of public goods
 Variables affecting collective action in Pyhäjärvi
 Policy measures for collective action
 Notes
 References
 Collective action case study: France
 Brief description of the case
 Collective action and provided public goods
 Factors for successful collective action
 Policy measures for collective action
 Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Collective action case study: Germany
 Landcare associations
 Co-operation in drinking water protection
 Wetland restoration in the Eider valley
 Notes
 References. Collective action case study: ItalyCustody of the territory in Tuscany
 Community garden in Campania
 Mountain pastures in Aosta Valley
 Final remarks
 Notes
 References
 Collective action case study: Japan
 The cases
 Comparative analysis
 Notes
 References
 Collective action case study: The Netherlands
 Brief outline of the case
 Collective action
 Factors affecting collective action
 Cost-effectiveness of collective action
 Government policy for collective action
 Note
 References
 Collective action case study: New Zealand
 Sustainable Farming Fund
 East Coast Forestry Project.