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Will the new Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) benefit organic producers?
The EU has engaged in a major CAP reform, which defines 40% of the budget and level of support for organic farmers. There are positives, but negotiations put at risk the ambition to align the CAP with consumers expectations on the environmental impact of food production. IFOAM EU defends a transition towards agroecology. Expect an update on the CAP reform and the policy support in member states.
--- Date: 13.02.2020 Time: 10:00 - 11:30 Location: Room Budapest, NCC Ost
Speakers
Léna Brisset
Policy Officer / IFOAM EU group – Working for organic farming in...
Dr. Nicolas Lampkin
Researcher (Organic Farming and Agricultural Policy) / Thünen Institut
Dr. Matthias Stolze
Head of Department of Socioeconomics / FiBL - Research Institute of...
Nathalie Sauze-Vandevyver
Director "Quality, Research & Innovation, Outreach" / European...
Jan Plagge
President / Bioland e.V.
Presenter
Eric Gall
Deputy Director / Policy Manager / IFOAM EU group – Working for...