Preparing for the “Health Check” of the CAP reform Soeren Kissmeyer, Tallinn 8 February 2008 Agricultural Policy Analysis and Perspectives DG for Agriculture.

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Preparing for the “Health Check” of the CAP reform Soeren Kissmeyer, Tallinn 8 February 2008 Agricultural Policy Analysis and Perspectives DG for Agriculture and Rural Development European Commission

AGRI G120 November The “Health Check” Communication  Presentation of the Health Check 1.Background 2.Content 3.Process ahead

AGRI G120 November Assessing the CAP today  Radical successive reforms of the CAP –1992, direct support, lower support prices –2000, Agenda 2000 –More towards direct support –Further price reductions –Less market intervention –2 nd pillar, Rural Development –2003, decoupling –Single Payment Scheme, SPS –Single Area Payment Scheme, SAPS –Cross-compliance

AGRI G120 November The “Health Check” policy questions  How to simplify the Single Payment Scheme (SPS)?  How to adjust to new market opportunities?  How to respond to new challenges?

AGRI G120 November Simplifying the Single Payment Scheme  Single Payment Scheme simplification –Allow MS to move towards a more flat rate decoupled support –Introduce simplification measures resulting from implementation experience –Consider whether to extend SAPS to 2013 –Complete the shift to decoupling to the largest possible extent –Retain coupled support only where regional/environmental costs are excessive  Examine scope of cross-compliance –Qualify relevance of Statutory Management Requirement (SMR) provisions –Examine provisions in list of Good Agricultural Environmental Conditions (GAEC)  Upper and lower payment limitations –Upper limit a perceived equity issue – are high payments justified? –Lower limit a farmer-by-default issue – administrative costs often exceed payment –In both cases, any savings stay within MS to address new challenges

AGRI G120 November Grasping new market opportunities  Adjust cereal intervention –Limit intervention only to one cereal - bread wheat –Extend maize model (restricting intervention quantities to zero) to all feed grains  Abolish mandatory set-aside –Abolish set-aside so that supply can expand to meet growing demand –Identify measures that retain/enhance environmental benefits of set-aside  Phase-out dairy quotas –Prepare the soft-landing of quota abolition through gradual quota increases –Consider any adjustments in other market instruments based on impact analysis –Propose measures mitigating the negative impact on specific regions  Evaluate other supply control/production linked mechanisms –Identify list of measures that could shift to the Single Payment Scheme –Examine whether valid cases exist for retaining/modifying existing specific support

AGRI G120 November Meeting new challenges  Why the need to face new challenges? –Climate change imposes both mitigation and adaptation challenges on agriculture –Implications are linked to bio-energy demand, water scarcity, risk management  How to face new challenges? –Examine whether existing instruments contribute to meeting objectives on: renewable energies, the environmental benefits of set-aside, water management  How to manage risks? –Price-related risks best addressed by existing 1 st pillar measures –Production-related risks (weather, animal disease) need more targeted approach  The need to strengthen Rural Development –Needs for RD funds clearly increase with new challenges –RD funds were reduced with respect to what was initially foreseen –Increase in modulation only available way to meet new needs

AGRI G120 November For further information  CAP Health Check  EU agriculture and CAP reform  Economic Analysis and Evaluation  Agricultural Policy Analysis and Perspectives