OECD analysis takes a holistic approach to risk management that focuses on the interactions between different types of risks, of strategies undertaken by farmers, and of government policies that impact on risk management. The studies undertaken by OECD cover a wide range of areas, from livestock diseases that impact at both the international and national levels, climate change, food security, and on risks that affect, in particular, farmers working in developing countries.

 Risk Management in Agriculture: What Role for Governments?

Livestock Disease Policies: Building Bridges Between Science and Economics

Livestock Diseases: Prevention, Control and Compensation Schemes

Risk Management and Climate Change

A Comparative Study of Risk Management in Agriculture Under Climate Change 

Workshops

Livestock Disease Policies: Building Bridges between Animal Sciences and Economics, 3-4 June 2013

Risk Management in Agriculture, Paris, 24-26 November 2010

How Can Policy Underpin Farmers' Risk Management Strategies?

Managing Risk in Agriculture: Policy Assessment and Design

Managing Risk in Agriculture: A Holistic Approach

Smallholder Risk Management in Developing Countries

Farm Level Analysis of Risk and Risk Management Strategies and Policies

Contact: For more information about OECD work on risk management in agriculture, contact Jesús Antón, Senior Agricultural Policy Analyst, OECD Trade and Agriculture Directorate: jesus.anton@oecd.org