Towards a Participatory Approach of the Romanian Agri-Food Systems Governance Throughout a Multi-Actor Perspective

Monica Mihaela Tudor, Lucian Tanasă, Elisabeta Ștefania Roșu, Cristian Gheorghe Popescu, Claudiu Cătălin Munteanu, Lorena Florentina Chițea, Mihai Alexandru Chițea and Ioan-Sebastian Brumă
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Monica Mihaela Tudor: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy
Lucian Tanasă: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy
Elisabeta Ștefania Roșu: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy
Cristian Gheorghe Popescu: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy
Claudiu Cătălin Munteanu: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy
Lorena Florentina Chițea: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy
Mihai Alexandru Chițea: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy
Ioan-Sebastian Brumă: Institute of Agricultural Economics—Romanian Academy

Chapter Chapter 10 in Innovation and the Future of Rural Development in Europe, 2026, pp 249-272 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Empowering regional and local institutions and actors in the decision-making processes is essential to ensure that EU, national, regional, and local level policies are sufficiently cohesive to address specific rural challenges and meet the needs of rural inhabitants. Developing coherent rural policies requires Multi-Level Governance (MLG) structures that build on regional and local knowledge while integrating this into policy-making. This requires holistic governance approaches to rural policy development based on open dialogue between institutions and stakeholders, and the inclusive participation of citizens, facilitated through the use of communication tools accessible for all range of rural stakeholders as not to exclude anybody for the debate.

Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-22570-2_10

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