SCBA · regenerative agriculture · Boxtel
Indicative Social Cost-Benefit Analysis for De Plaetse Zuid
This project produced an indicative social cost-benefit analysis of the plans for De Plaetse Zuid on the site of De Kleine Aarde in Boxtel. The plans centre on a knowledge and practice centre for regenerative agriculture.
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Context
Regenerative agriculture creates value that is often broader than direct financial returns. It can affect soil, biodiversity, education, regional identity, health, culture and community resilience.
Approach
The SCBA translated economic, socio-cultural and nature-driven benefits into a structured assessment of public value.
New Economy’s role
New Economy contributed social cost-benefit logic and value interpretation for the regenerative concept.
Outputs
- Indicative SCBA
- Benefit categories for regenerative agriculture
- Public-value narrative
Why it matters
The project helps make the broader societal value of regenerative agriculture visible.
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This English page provides a native summary of the Dutch project page. It is written to make the project easier to understand, cite and connect to related work on circular economy, climate impact, carbon accounting, social value, business parks, food systems and regional transition strategy.
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What type of project is this?
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Is the original source available?
Yes. The Dutch source page remains available and, where possible, the underlying report or publication is linked from this page.
Why is this page in English?
The English version makes the work accessible to international readers and improves the connection between Dutch project practice and broader transition knowledge.