Good Practice Workshops

Good Practice Workshops are meetings open to evaluation stakeholders to exchange experiences on specified topics, to provide a forum for discussion of good practices and lessons learned, and to identify and assess approaches to improve evaluation practice.

Objectives

  • Increase the evaluation knowledge of stakeholders involved in CAP evaluations
  • Exchange practical experiences from past and current evaluations at the regional, national and EU level
  • Provide an opportunity for networking and identifying needs for further support for Managing Authorities, evaluators and CAP networks

In the following sections, you can find more about the upcoming and past Good Practice Workshops, their topics, agendas, and presentations on practical cases of how the Member States have evaluated the Common Agricultural Policy.

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Exploring the potential of simulation models for assessing the CAP

Simulation models are quantitative tools used to represent complex systems and predict their behaviour under different scenarios. In agriculture, their main purpose is to analyse the effects of parameter changes on outcomes. 
On the 3 - 4 April 2025, in Bari, Italy, participants at the Good Practice Workshop will exchange practical experiences from the use of simulation models in the context of CAP evaluations.

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Previous Good Practice Workshops

Publications

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Assessing generational renewal in CAP Strategic Plans

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How to assess LEADER added value

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Addressing data gaps to evaluate CAP Strategic Plans

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Designing good evaluation plans for the new CAP

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How to assess direct payment interventions in the new CAP

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How to assess AKIS based on lessons learned from 2014-2020

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Assessment of Resource Efficiency and Climate

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Data Management for the Assessment of RDP Effects