Public Goods Tool

 

The Public Goods Tool (PG Tool) has been in constant use since its creation in 2011 (https://www.organicresearchcentre.com/our-research/research-project-library/public-goods-tool/)

The Public Goods Tool (PG Tool) has been in constant use since its creation in 2011 (https://www.organicresearchcentre.com/our-research/research-project-library/public-goods-tool/), with a variety of adaptations and custom versions created to assess the sustainability of a range of farms and land-use types across Europe. This most recent development now opens up the PG Tool for access to anyone who is interested, complemented with a new online interface allowing for a smoother data inputting process.

This online version has been created through the EU Horizon Re-Livestock project in collaboration with MVARC (https://mvarc.eu/).

A full user guide can be found here (https://github.com/organicresearchcentre/pgtool-gui/blob/main/PG%20Tool%20Online%20v3.1%20Manual.md)

Details about the development of the PG Tool and future use can be found here (https://github.com/organicresearchcentre/pgtool-gui/blob/main/PG%20Tool%20Online%20Development.md)

The github repository for the PG Tool Online can be found here (https://github.com/Organicresearchcentre)

For past versions of the PG Tool, please contact the relevant ORC team member.

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