Berichte Über Landwirtschaft - Zeitschrift Für Agrarpolitik Und Landwirtschaft 2018
DOI: 10.12767/buel.v0i225.220
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For an EU Common Agricultural Policy serving the public good after 2020: Fundamental questions and recommendations

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“…The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) represented 36% of the 2019 EU's budget (58.4 billion euros) (EC, 2019) and is the main EU policy supporting environment-friendly farming practices (Coderoni, 2023). The CAP budget allocated to environmental commitments is low in comparison to income support payments (direct payments of the "first" CAP pillar), the latter including little restrictions on agricultural practices (Dupraz and Guyomard, 2019;European Court of Auditors, 2017;Grethe et al, 2018;Matthews, 2013). Following the definition of the Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 and the Farm to Fork Strategy for the agricultural and food sectors, rethinking the design of the CAP and its instruments is central to triggering the large-scale agroecological transition of farming systems (EC, 2020a(EC, , 2020c.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) represented 36% of the 2019 EU's budget (58.4 billion euros) (EC, 2019) and is the main EU policy supporting environment-friendly farming practices (Coderoni, 2023). The CAP budget allocated to environmental commitments is low in comparison to income support payments (direct payments of the "first" CAP pillar), the latter including little restrictions on agricultural practices (Dupraz and Guyomard, 2019;European Court of Auditors, 2017;Grethe et al, 2018;Matthews, 2013). Following the definition of the Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 and the Farm to Fork Strategy for the agricultural and food sectors, rethinking the design of the CAP and its instruments is central to triggering the large-scale agroecological transition of farming systems (EC, 2020a(EC, , 2020c.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%