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State of play of CAP measure: “Setting up of Young Farmers” in the European Union

State of play of CAP measure: “Setting up of Young Farmers” in the European Union. Mara Lai, EN RD Contact Point CEJA Roundtable 27 February 2013, Brussels. Knowledge development / Policy Analysis. 1. Monitoring Indicators Tables & Charts. 3. Thematic Information Sheets.

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State of play of CAP measure: “Setting up of Young Farmers” in the European Union

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  1. State of play of CAP measure: “Setting up of Young Farmers” in the European Union Mara Lai, EN RD Contact Point CEJA Roundtable 27 February 2013, Brussels

  2. Knowledge development / Policy Analysis

  3. 1. Monitoring Indicators Tables & Charts 3. Thematic Information Sheets 2. MS, RDP & Measures’ Information Sheets showing how RDPs progress…

  4. Measure 112 Setting up of young farmers • Rationale: • Against the context of an ageing agricultural labour force, the future of the farmers’ profession must be ensured. • Young farmers can bring new skills and energy, and a more professional management to the farming sector. • Consequently, a high level of young farmers will lead to: • increased adaptability in the face of new challenges • higher labour productivity • and thus to enhanced competitiveness

  5. Complimentary direct payments 1% Programmed Total Public expenditure for Rural Development & break down per Axis and Measure 112 Technical Assistance 2% LEADER 6% Axis 3 12% Rest of Axis 1 Measures 30% Axis 1 Pillar 2 Axis 1 33% Axis 2 47% Measure 112 3% Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  6. Overview of Measure 112 • For 2007-2013,almost€5billion total public expenditure isprogrammed • €2.8billion EAFRD contribution and €2.1billion National/Regional contribution • Measure 112 has been included in the RDPs of 24 Member States • (not selected by Malta, Netherlands and Slovakia) • Highest total public expenditure programmed is €1.6billion for France • Lowest total public expenditure programmed is €4.8 million for Germany

  7. Programmed total public expenditure on Measure 112 per Member State €1.6 billion Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  8. Measure 112 as percentage in the RDPs (Programmed total public expenditure as share of Pillar 2 budget per Member State) Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  9. Measure 112 as percentage of Axis 1 (Programmed total public expenditure on Measure 112 within Axis 1 per Member State) Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  10. Annual total public expenditure on Measure 112 per MS (2007 to 2011) Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  11. Measure 112 - EAFRD contribution change after the CAP Health Check* (and other Member State RDP amendments where applicable) * Data refer to RDPs approved budgets on April 2008 (Pre HC) and December 2011 (Post HC) Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  12. Member States realised total public expenditure on Measure 112 up to 2011 50% 16 MS > 50% 7 MS < 50% Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  13. Member States by highest and lowest total public expenditure realized for Measure 112 up to 2011 Member States, with more than 85% of their programmed budget utilised by 2011: • Lithuania (97%) Hungary (87%) • Denmark (90%)Ireland (86%) • Estonia (90%) Member States, with less than 25% of their programmed budget utilised by 2011: • Romania (22%) • Cyprus (20%) • United Kingdom (0.3%)

  14. Number of young farmers supported under Measure 112 by Member State up to 2010* 69,968 * For the MS where data is available. Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  15. Gender distribution (%) of supported young farmers per MS in 2010 Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  16. Share of Measure 112 applications related to Measure 113 - Early retirement (2010) Source: European Commission – DG Agriculture and Rural Development

  17. “State of play of setting up young farmers measure” Summary • 5 billion EUR programmed, of which 2.4 billion EUR already dispersed • The measure has been subject to significant changes as a result of RDP amendments • LT, DK, EE, HU, IE > 85% dispersed / RO,UK,CY < 25% dispersed • Female beneficiaries • In Germany, Ireland, Luxemburg & United Kingdom < 10% • In France (56%), Bulgaria, Portugal and Czech Republic > 40% • Weak link with Early retirement measure Overall a successful initiative in many RDPs

  18. Other options for support to young farmers and youth AXIS 1 • M111 – Priority for training given to young farmers: BG, EE, PT, RO, ES, UK (Wales) • M121 • 10% higher support rate: BG, CY, CZ, DE, EE, FI, GR, HU, IT, LV, PL, SK, SI, ES • Preference in the selection criteria: BE-WA, LU, MT, PT, RO, SE, SK, UK • M114, M115, M132, M143: priority in the selection criteria established in some countries

  19. Other options for support to young farmers and youth AXIS 3 and 4 • AXIS 3 • Preference in the selection criteria for the operation financed under axis 3: BG, FR, RO, ES…. • Specific objectives/actions targeting youth and young farmers: DK, EE, FI, DE, LT,… • AXIS 4 • Selection of LAGs: priority granted to LAGs that involve youth (DK, IT, RO, SE, SI...)

  20. ENRD Website

  21. http://enrd.ec.europa.eu EN RD Contact Point 81, Rue du Marteau B-1000 Brussels Phone: +32.2.235.20.20 E-Mail:info@enrd.eu

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