Development of FADN in Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina (EU candidate countries) and the transition towards FSDN

Nastić, Lana and Todorović, Saša and Ivanović, Sanjin and Očić, Vesna (2026) Development of FADN in Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina (EU candidate countries) and the transition towards FSDN. Economics of Agriculture, 73 (2). pp. 465-481. ISSN 0352-3462

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Abstract

All the candidate countries for the European Union accession are obliged to establish Farm Accountancy. Data Network as a way of recording and analyzing farmactivities, agricultural policy creation and monitoring.Observed countries (Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia andHerzegovina) are in different phases of establishing thatsystem. The goal of the research was to discuss levelof development of Farm Accountancy Data Networkin observed countries and readiness of transition to Farm Sustainability Data Network. To achieve that goal qualitative comparative analysis was used. The results indicated the highest level of development in Serbia, while Bosnia and Herzegovina is still at the beginning of the process. Farm Accountancy Data Network development in Montenegro could be estimated as medium. It was concluded that observed countries face certain challenges when it comes to transformation of existing system towards broader concept of sustainability. All the countries should work on capacity-building strategies, particularly in Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina, to provide successful transition to system which is more sustainability-oriented.

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