Stanislav Buchta, Zuzana Federičová Miriama Cibulková.

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Stanislav Buchta, Zuzana Federičová Miriama Cibulková

 Diversification If country / company / a business diversifies, it increases the range of goods or services it produces  Beneficiary Someone who gets advantages from an action or change  Legal person  Natural person

 The diversification of production i.e. cultivation of various commodities at the same time  Diversification by increasing the share of income from non- agricultural activities in the total receipts of farming households has become a more common phenomenon.  Diversification of agricultural activities has improved the economic opportunities and social conditions of rural inhabitants.  According to the Rural Development in the European Union, Statistical and Economic Information and Report 2006, almost 31% of farmers have other gainful activities apart from the agricultural ones.  The percentage over 50% is higher in many countries and regions (Slovenia, Sweden, Cyprus, Malta, Germany)

 The paper analyzes the diversification activities coming from the Farm Structure Survey  And analyzes the diversification implementation in the sectoral programme documents in the pre- intergation and post-integration period  The analyses contains personal attitudes and opinions of the measure beneficiaries centred on the diversification support in

 The diversification activities increased from 34,2% (2003) to 35,2% in all legal forms in 2007  The activities were spread more by legal persons (52,8%) than by registered natural persons (30,1%)  In 2007, every second legal person and every third natural person and every third farm (35,2%) of the total 8900 farms in agriculture showed some other gainful activities.

 Diversification activities in the legal persons’ farms were almost two times higher than in the farms of the registered natural persons  The slightly higher share of diversification was registered in the low production regions where it is economically necessary to add other gainful activities to the agricultural production  In 2007, farms of legal persons apparently predominated over the farms of natural persons in all diversification activities except handcrift with the balanced proportion. The most predominating diversification activities of legal persons were sale of agricultural products for energy production (10,3 times more by legal persons than by natural persons), processing of farm products (3,1 times more) and contractual work (3 times more).

The most common diversification activities are concentrated in the productive regions as follows: Processing of farm products Contractual work Sale of agricultural products for energy production And in the less productive regions: Agrotourism and rural tourism Wood processing

 In the pre-integration and the shortened budgetary period, the diversification was financed from the programmes SAPARD, the Sectoral Operational Programme Agriculture and Rural Development (SOP ARD) and the Rural Development Plan  In last three years, the expenditure for diversification accelerated significantly and were increasing year on year.  The highest amount was drawn in 2008 (275,5 million SK)  In the new programme period , 122,16 million € are planned to be allocated into the diversification of non- agricultural activities, that is 4,8% of the total public support set in the programme.  Public expenditures with private financing of the beneficiaries are supposed to be 244,32 million €

 There were 271 submitted projects  271 projects were requested by 260 enterprises, of which 119 (46%) were business companies, 100 (38%) private individual farmers and 41 (16%) cooperative farms

 Diversification of rural economy forms the basic aim in order to preserve and improve the balanced job opportunities and social conditions of rural population  In 2007, every third farm of the total 8900 farms had other gainful activities  In the pre-intergration and the shortened budgetary period, the diversification area absorbed 947 billion SKK from the European funds

 The great project potential of diversification has appeared in the new programme period, where 271 projects for diversification have been submitted in the amount of 127,9 million €  Regarding the questions (on the diversification measure) how the diversification has influenced the employment, two thirds of the respondents replied that the contribution had supported forming of new jobs  Two thirds of enterprises co-financed the investment through bank credits and one third used their own finantial sources for co-financing the diversification activities

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