Incorporacion de dinamicas territoriales en un modelo para la seleccion de sellos de origen

Yesid Vincente Camacho, Ana Cristina Munoz and Eduardo Real

Revista Espanola de Estudios Agrosociales y Pesqueros, 2014, issue 237, 35

Abstract: Se usa el Proceso de Analisis Jerarquico -AHP- para proponer y avaluar un modelo de decision que orienta la seleccion del tipo de sello de origen mas adecuado a implementar en productos con calidad ligada al origen. Tres dimensiones componen el modelo, el cinculo territorial de la produccion y el reconocimiento del productom relacionados con aspectos exigidos en las reglamentaciones, y la dinamica territorial, relacionadad con las capacidades de accion caolectiva, pertencia y proximidades organizativas. El modelo fue valroado por 16 expertos, academicos y consultores de sellos de origen en Espana. En conjunto, el grupo de expertos considera que el vinculo territorial de la produccion (46,32%) es la dimension mas importante para la seleccion del sello de origen y la dinamica territorial (28,3%) resulta ser mas importante que el reconocimiento del producto (25,3%). A nivel de alternativas de DOP es considerada la mas exigente para casi todos los criterios del modelo, seguido de la IGP, excepto para algunos subcriterios de la dinamica territorial, en los que la marca colectiva es considerada mas exigente. Analytic hierarchy process -AHP- is used to propose and evaluate a decision model that guide the choice of the most suited origin label type to be implemented within agri-food products with quality linked to territory. Three dimensions compose the model: territorial link of production, product recognition, related to aspects required in the regulation, and territorial dynamics related to collective action capabilities, membership and organizational proximity. The model was valued by 16 experts, scholars and origin labels consultants in Spain. Expert group considers that territorial link of production (46.32%) is the most important dimension for the selection label: territorial dynamics (28.3%) resulted more important than product recognition (25.3%). PDO was considered the more demanding alternative for almost every element of the model, followed by the PGI, except for some subcriterion linked to the territorial dynamics, for which collective mark was regarded more demanding.

Keywords: Community/Rural/Urban Development; International Relations/Trade; Production Economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.187477

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