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European rural policy
Rural policies throughout the continent of Europe are strongly subjected to the aligning influence of the European Union, for example through rural aspects of the EU Regional and Cohesion Policy, the evolving Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), and LEADER schemes.
As the EU absorbs the effects of enlargement, the Second Pillar of CAP reform strives to improve economic prosperity, social progress and environmental protection on a pan-European scale.
A sample of Items held in the European rural policy category
- 1417: Anderson’s AgriBrief December 2011
- The PRAXIS project – “Making Rural Entrepreneurship Work”
- 1455: Dacian Ciolos – meeting the challenge
- Czech Agriculture in the Post Communist Period: the story so far
- 1029: Support Payments and Rural Development Programmes
- Effect of policy reforms on farmers’ incentives to specialise
- The Centre of Rural Excellence – Vision into Practice
- 1717: AgriChatUK - "What future for Upland farms?" discussion 21/03/13
- 1059: A future for England’s upland communities
- Livestock and rural development policies in the EU: some emerging issues and developments
There are currently no subcategories in the European rural policy section.
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