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PLOS Sustainability and Transformation
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ISSN 2767-3197 · Public Library of Science · 249 artikel di indeks
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Institutional and systemic barriers: Towards a sustainable transformation of soybean contract farming in Northwestern Ethiopia
Soybean contract farming is increasingly encouraged for agricultural sustainability and transformation, and improved smallholder welfare in Ethiopia. Despite the contemporary significance and economic advantages of soybeans for farmers, current yields consistently fall short of their potential, and…
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PLOS Sustainability and Transformation Issue Image | Vol. 5(3) April 2026
: Understanding why certain values of nature become legitimate and institutionalised while others remain marginal is central to advancing sustainability transformations. This paper from Ishihara & Pascual develops a conceptual framework that integrates the notions of symbolic power and socially…
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Beyond 2050: From deployment to renewal of the global solar and wind energy system
The global energy transition depends on large-scale photovoltaic (PV) and wind power deployment. While 2050 targets suggest a transition endpoint, sustaining these systems beyond mid-century requires continuous renewal, marking a fundamental yet often overlooked shift in industrial dynamics. This…
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Designing, implementing and embedding transformation-focused evaluation: A framework and insights from a regional food system change initiative
Transformation in societal systems such as food systems is required to overcome global crises. An essential part of stewarding desirable transformations is for organizations and initiatives to develop understanding of whether such transformations are occurring, their contributions (both potential…
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PLOS Sustainability and Transformation Issue Image | Vol. 4(12) January 2026
: Arroyo-Santos, Miquelajauregui and Bojórquez-Tapia argue that adaptation planning often falls short because it treats uncertainty as a single technical problem, overlooking the complex social and political roots that generate it. through development of a computational tool that integrates hard…
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Readiness to transform: Pioneer farmers’ motivations and barriers for adopting paludiculture in Germany
Degraded peatlands are significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, requiring innovative strategies for their restoration and sustainable use. Paludiculture, or wet agriculture, is an approach to align climate protection with productive land use. However, its adoption requires a deeper…
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Social-ecological outcomes of agroecological transitions: A case study from natural farming systems in central India
In small-scale production systems, a transition to natural farming systems, characterized by minimal soil disturbance, reliance on bio-inputs, crop diversification, and elimination of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, may achieve higher social-ecological sustainability. While indicators of such…
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The role of symbolic power in sustainability transformations
Understanding why certain values of nature become legitimate and institutionalised while others remain marginal is central to advancing sustainability transformations. This paper develops a conceptual framework that integrates the notions of symbolic power and socially endorsed beliefs to explain…
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Many partners, big numbers? Estimating the reach of CGIAR – supported innovations in East and Southern Africa
As resource envelopes to fund research for development activities become tighter, demonstrating value for money is key. This is difficult for various reasons, chief among these being the failure to embed evaluation frameworks in project design. The multiplicity of scaling partners and their…
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PLOS Sustainability and Transformation Issue Image | Vol. 5(1) February 2026
: Vinatier and Pérez-López argue that current insect pest management often fails because it treats monitoring as a purely technical challenge, overlooking the structural ecological, technological, and socio-economic barriers that make timely detection difficult. Through the development and…
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PLOS Sustainability and Transformation Issue Image | Vol. 5(2) February 2026
: Despite Sweden’s abundant wild bilberry resources, domestic bilberry bio-extraction hasn’t materialised, as global demand pushed producers toward exportation. New bio-refining approaches could open future opportunities for Sweden’s bilberry industry. Andersson et al, 2026.
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Of farming and stress: Exploring the association between postharvest food loss and suicidal ideation among smallholder farmers
A growing body of literature has documented the links between extreme ecological shocks and poor mental well-being. Nonetheless, postharvest loss remains an underexplored shock to farmers that has the potential to trigger suicidal ideation. The need to examine the connection between postharvest…
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Concentrated declines, distributed growth, and the challenges of balancing the green energy transition in the US
The clean energy transition, while critical for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, poses a threat to regions specialized in fossil fuel extraction. Advocates point to the development of green industries in those places as a solution. However, it is not clear that these industries will emerge in the…
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AI for accurate insect pest monitoring: A path toward resilient agriculture
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Swedish bilberries in global food transitions: A multi-scalar analysis of the innovation system for bilberry bio-extraction
Sweden has an abundance of wild bilberries which are collected and distributed by domestic firms. A large part of the collected berries are exported to other countries where compounds such as anthocyanins are extracted and supplied to producers of dietary supplements and cosmetics, rather than…
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Relational aspects and care-based support in Zero-Deforestation Commitments
A rising number of companies have made zero-deforestation commitments (ZDCs) to decouple deforestation from their supply chains, encapsulated in No Deforestation, No Peat, and No Exploitation (NDPE) commitments. These interventions are designed by powerful downstream supply chain actors, typically…
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Which knowledge matters? Decision-making in conservation and development initiatives
In regions where local livelihood needs intersect with international conservation priorities, finding ways to safeguard biological diversity while promoting human well-being is essential. Beyond debates on different approaches, the literature highlights critical research gaps regarding governance…
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Striving for a sustainable planet in the digital age: Recommendations and priority actions
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Towards sustainable seaweed aquaculture in Nosy Boraha, Madagascar: Insights from social and ecological sciences
Cottonii seaweed (Kappaphycus alvarezii) farming is a growing activity in Madagascar, promoted as part of the country’s blue economy strategy for sustainable development. Despite its expansion, few interdisciplinary studies have simultaneously examined its environmental, social, and legal…