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CAP interventions show strong potential for reducing emissions and protecting carbon sinks
CAP Strategic Plans’ agri-environmental commitments could deliver 22.1 Mt CO₂e in climate mitigation, a new estimate based on 2023 uptake data shows, with crop practices and eco-schemes leading the CAP's potential contribution to EU climate goals.
- Evaluation
Register for the Good Practice Workshop on the ‘Assessment of CAP support to organic farming’!
The event is taking place on 15-16 October in Vilnius, Lithuania, but registration is open until 30 September. Places are limited.
- Evaluation
How LAGs support climate objectives
As European regions look for ways to adapt to climate change, LAGs are proving to be architects of climate resilience for rural communities.
- CAP Implementation
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- Innovation, knowledge exchange & EIP-AGRI
- Evaluation
Advancing Nature Credit Markets and Agri-Environmental Innovations in Europe
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Latest publications
Coherence of the CAP Strategic Plans and external requirements
This report examines how CAP and non-CAP rules affect farmers across six Member States. It finds strong technical coherence but significant administrative burden, driven by fragmented systems, repeated reporting and inconsistent controls.
- Evaluation
Environmental monitoring of Navarra, Spain (2014-2022 RDP)
Navarra’s (Spain) 2024 monitoring report tracks 35 environmental indicators across 2007-2023. For the 2014-2022 Rural Development Programme period, 16 indicators follow their objectives, while 17 show trends contrary to the objectives pursued.
- Evaluation
Annual evaluation report (2023) for Emilia-Romagna, Italy
This 2023 annual evaluation report assesses the Emilia-Romagna (Italy) 2014-2022 Rural Development Programme (RDP). The technical documentation in the report indicates potential water savings averaging 25% of project volumes from irrigation investments. Self-reported feedback from beneficiaries suggests that preventive measures helped limit damage during the May 2023 floods for some exposed beneficiaries.
- Evaluation
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