Territorial impact of CAP and Rural Development Policy
(CAP impact)
Start date: Sep 5, 2002,
End date: Apr 20, 2005
PROJECT
FINISHED
The (Common) Agricultural Policy (CAP) faces particular demands in the light of recent developments. Most prominent are: reforms of the support system, the consequences of enlargement, agriculture increasingly deals with the production of non-food goods, the changing role of farmers´ society towards landscape conservation and environmental management. Recent developments in the meat sector call for less intensive meat production, and a trend towards more organic and sustainable agriculture is foreseeable. These development trends influencing agricultural production and policy do not affect all regions in the same way. A territorial impact analysis identifies territorial patterns of the regional distribution of the CAP shows that this EU policy do not have cohesion as an aim.
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Coordinator
- Aberdeen, Aberdeen City AB24 3UF, UK Aberdeen (United Kingdom)
2 Partners Participants
- Technische Universität Dortmund, Campus Nord, Emil-Figge-Straße 72, 44221 Dortmund, Germany Dortmund (Germany)
- 28040 Madrid, Spain Madrid (Spain)