Common Agricultural Policy – Pillar I
The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) concerns the pooling of European Union resources spent on agriculture and aimed at protecting the viable production of food, the sustainable management of natural resources and to support rural vitality. It consists of two pillars, the first includes direct payments (i.e. annual payments to farmers to help stabilise farm revenues in the face of volatile market prices and weather conditions) and market measures (to tackle specific market situations and to support trade promotion). The second pillar concerns rural development policy. Nearly 38% of the EU budget is spent on the CAP; for the Multiannual Financial Framework 2014-2020 the CAP amounts to €408.31 billion, of which €308.72 billion is allocated to the first pillar.
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- agricultură durabilă
- AGRICULTURĂ, SILVICULTURĂ ŞI PESCUIT
- ajutor al UE
- analiză economică
- COMERŢ
- ECONOMIE
- exploataţii agricole
- FEGA
- finanțele Uniunii Europene
- GEOGRAFIE
- geografie economică
- politică agricolă
- politică agricolă comună
- politică comercială
- politică economică
- productivitate agricolă
- stabilizarea pieței
- stabilizarea veniturilor
- statistici ale UE
- UNIUNEA EUROPEANĂ
- venit din agricultură
- țări ale UE