Elke Rogge is scientific director of the Social Sciences Unit of ILVO (Research institute for agriculture, fisheries and food). She graduated as a geographer at Gent University in 2001. After making an PhD on landscape perception and participation she started working at the social sciences unit of ILVO in 2007. Her research mainly focuses on territorial governance and participation within spatial planning processes in rural areas. The last couple of years she also coordinated several research projects on the (possible) role of agriculture in peri-urban areas and the governance of (local) food networks. Between 2013 and 2016 she was a guest professor at the geography department of Ghent University.
As part of our RETHINK Modernisation series, we present an article on governance mechanisms. This article explores new organisational forms, roles and partners, while presenting six vital conditions for success. […]
Agricultural and Rural Convention