نهادینه سازی ملی و منطقه ای مسئولیت پذیری اجتماعی برای اعتلای گیاهپزشکی و ارگانیک 3

Organic 3.0 is a last step of a century R&D of Organics. The organic agriculture lands reach to about 2% of agriculture lands of world. The market of organics is estimated over 130 billion euro. East of Asia catch about 10% of the world of organic market via institutionalization of requirements of the organic movements nationally, regionally and internationally. South Korea hosted IFOAM-Asia and 50th anniversary of IFOAM Organics International after Coronavirus pandemic. China catch about 9% of the organic markets and added value of hole value chain of organic dry-milk from cultivating corn in dessert. The institutionalization and its three pillars, namely, cognitive, normative and regulatory phases in the aforementioned order. That is, the regulatory phase is rather the last step instead of the first. A proper understanding about the vital importance of the need for considerable practices as food and feed risk analysis for achieving long-term food security and sustainability, supported by strong science and scientific evidence, should find its way to the understanding of social responsibility and move forward into the normative phase as well as China’s practice in north dessert via value chain of dry-milk. All regional stakeholders should establish a regional federation via scientific and professional structures to pass cognitive and normative phases sustainably and to reach regulatory phase for proving required legislation to get benefits of international trade and Participatory Guarantee System (PGS) in the current organic 3.0 and ecological era. It is necessary to obtain the necessary knowledge about various and new emerging pollutants in food chains and in international frameworks of risk analysis in order to facilitate the export of agricultural products and take serious approach to facilitate organic agriculture as well as The European Union decision for 25% Organic in 2030.