Title restructuring and land tenure in reforming economies : a comparative analysis of Eastern and Central / Euroconsult, Centre for World Food Studies. Call number IBRD(05)/W67/no.268

Extensive fieldwork by the author (2001a) details the range and nature of typical farming structures open to new landowners who wish to their lands. 6 Landowners can : individually; in large, legal associations; in informal family societies (large and small); by renting land in or out under two specific types of rental contract (arenda …

policy has changed considerably in recent decades to help face these challenges and respond to peoples’ changing attitudes and expectations. agricultural policy covers a wide range of areas, including food quality, traceability, trade and promotion of products. The financially supports its and encourages …

“Only 11% of all holdings in the are run by under 40 – and persuading more young people to begin farming is a significant challenge … Supporting the next generation of European not only enhances the future competitiveness of agriculture; it also helps guarantee ‘s food supplies for years to come.

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The economic transition in Eastern and the former Union of Soviet Republics (USSR) during the last decade has profoundly changed the agricultural sector and the well-being of people in rural areas. ownership changed; selected assets, including livestock, were transferred t …

’ association Copa-Cogeca said in the same debate that “Carbon farming represents an interesting and unique opportunity as no other sector can store carbon as naturally and efficiently as farming can, while still producing quality food. But, it’s not a golden ticket or THE solution for climate change at level.”

The 2017 Commission Communication “The Future of Food and Farming” credits with guaranteeing food security for over 500 million European citizens and being the first stewards of the natural environment. It fashions the role of the policy to “bring out the very best from the Union’s sector and rural area (…) and to support …

In 2016, for every manager under 40 there were three managers over the age of 65 in the . The ageing of ’s is one of the greatest challenges that rural areas are facing. The CAP’s impact on generational renewal is mostly positive, but remains limited notably in regions lacking basic infrastructure and services.

FADN income from Agricultural Activity: Only part of the income received by households. Family Income is the reward from agricultural production (FNVA – before wages, rent and interest) Inherently unstable – averaging over three years is often appropriate. Developments over time of interest. Comparisons between sizes, farming …

The paper reviews the role of land policies in the evolving structure of transition countries in Central and Eastern (CEE) and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The discussion shows how different policies for land property rights, degrees of control of land rental and sale markets, and procedures for restructuring former collective or state farms resulted in …

These land barons, as it turns out, are financed and emboldened by the .. Every year, the 28-country bloc pays out $65bn (£50bn) in subsidies intended to support around …

‘s vegetable warn of shortages as energy crisis bites. BOUVINES, France, Sept 22 () – Emmanuel Lefebvre produces thousands of tonnes of endives on his in northern France …

2023 saw intense debate on the legislation which will be used to guide the farming sector towards targets set out in the green deal and to Fork strategies. These strategies set out the targets that are to be achieved, such as restoring all of the ’s degraded ecosystems by 2050 and halving pesticide use by 2030, but contained little …

In a number of former countries, post- land transformation led to fragmentation of large-scale farming, while in Western and parcel sizes are continuously increasing. At the same time, decreasing profitability of farming resulted in both Western and Eastern in abandonment of farmland (e.g., Kuemmerle et al …

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and social relations among the family members) as well as exogenous factors (related to the changes in institutional framework and structural adjustment or societal demands). succession patterns in significantly changed in the second half of the twentieth century as an outcome of modernisation in agriculture.

When the United Kingdom leaves the at the end of the month, it will sever ties with ‘s subsidy policies—and to many researchers, that is a good thing. Last week, the U.K. government proposed radical changes to £3 billion a year in agricultural spending that will focus the money on benefits to climate, ecosystems …

Orwell wrote Animal based on what he saw as a false belief that the Russian Revolution of 1917 was a step toward for millions of poor and oppressed Russians. Orwell felt that Stalin’s brutal rise to power was a betrayal of the principles for which Lenin, Trotsky, and he had presumably revolted.

The ’s future policy should be more flexible, sustainable, and crisis-resilient, so that can continue to deliver food security across the . MEPs on Friday adopted their position on the post-2022 policy reform. The EP negotiating team is now ready to start talks with ministers. Moving towards a performance-based policy.

biographies of family s. e rst post- generation of faced major changes in agricultur e in the early 1990s that were o en considered a crisis (Hudečko vá and Lošťák 1995b).

The to Fork (F2F) Strategy at the heart of the ’s Green Deal set out to create a “just transition” towards a sustainable food system, with benefits for all actors. We conducted a critical discourse analysis (CDA) to explore discourses around power in the food system and ’ position in the communication and implementation of the to Fork Strategy. Discourse …

In 2013, an average in the -28 had 16.2 ha of agricultural land. younger than 35 years managed an average of 16.1 ha, almost exactly the same as the average. The oldest had the smallest farms, with 6.3 ha on average. Also in economic terms (measured by the standard output), farms run by young are close to the …

and workers are no exception. Through the European Green Deal and the social pillar, the has set clear commitments and ambitions. It has an opportunity to sow the seeds through a reformed CAP. We must not waste this opportunity to cultivate a socially fair and more sustainable future for all citizens.

Variables to adjust. for differences in climate are also included in the model, and differences in efficiency are captured by intercept dummies. Brooks concludes that for the northern regions of her sample private agriculture is 17-103 per cent more efficient than socialized agriculture, depending on whether Finland is included or excluded …

On Dec. 20, President Donald Trump signed the 2018 U.S. Bill into law. Meanwhile, lawmakers have been debating a Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) for 2020. Both of these policies will have strong implications for global trade and for the agricultural economies of both developed and developing countries.

The analysis is based on a literature review, statistics, and qualitative in-depth interviews with in 2018. structure in Romania (2016). Figures – uploaded by Judith Möllers

proposes scrapping pesticide proposals in another concession to protesting GB Manuele Calzoni works at his before joining the protest of other near the highway junction, in …

Parliament Gives the Green Light to . 26 Oct 2021. Slow Food welcomes the European Parliament’s vote in favour of the to Fork Strategy, in spite of repeted corporate attempts to water it down over the past months. By doing so, the Parliament shows strong commitment to the transition to sustainable food systems.

Defense Force vice president Jos Ubels poses for a portrait at his in Anderen, Northern Netherlands, Monday, March 18, 2024. Ubels feels that everything from overbearing bureaucrats insisting when should sow or harvest, imposing excessive restrictions on fertilizer and manure use and unfair international competition condoned by the have created a potent mix …

Totalitarianism. assigns a color and icon to each theme in Animal , which you can use to track the themes throughout the work. George Orwell once wrote: “Every line of serious work that I have written since 1936 has been […] against totalitarianism.”. Animal , Orwell’s tale of the titular animals’ takeover of a …

Hard work and too many statistics: An farmer’s frustration grows with every click of the mouse. Bart Dochy looks through accounting books and logs entries on his computer at his family in Ledegem, Belgium, Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024. Fickle regulations are a key complaint heard from European protesting over the past weeks, setting …

In the -28 only 16.4 % of people work full-time. According to the 2013 FSS, around 22 million people worked regularly in agriculture in the -28, but only 16.4 % of them worked on a full time. The proportion varied from slightly over 50 % in the Czech Republic, France, Luxembourg and Belgium to less than 10 % in Malta, Austria and Cyprus.

The European Parliament has given its green light to the Action Plan for Organic Agriculture that aims to have 25% of the ’s agricultural land under organic farming and see a significant increase in organic aquaculture by 2030. This plan arises from the European Green Deal and complements the to Fork strategy.

The transition in the agricultural sector in Central and Eastern is advancing in the dual tracks of land reform and -enterprise . Land reform in most countries takes the form of reprivatization of land and its transfer to the management of former owners or current users.

George Orwell wrote Animal to warn of the dangers of a totalitarian regime in the practical application of communist ideology. His novella reflects his experience of, and response to, momentous events occurring in in the first half of the twentieth century. It is a acknowledgement of the extent to which totalitarian leaders rely on …

Considering ’ income, Šefčovič said the value of grain production fell by 30% last year – from €80 billion to less than €60 billion – “So you have to think about the fact that ‘ incomes are getting lower.” In 11 countries, prices at the gate fell by more than 10 percent from 2022 to 2023.

MEPs present plans revamping the ’s food systems, to produce healthier food, ensure food security, a fair income for and reduce agriculture’s environmental footprint. Parliament welcomes the to Fork strategy and underlines the importance of producing sustainable and healthy food to achieve the goals of the European Green Deal …

and the rest of the world seek to implement urgent policy measures to combat the effects of climate change. • In its 2030 climate target plan, the aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% from 1990 levels. To that end, the has crafted the ” to Fork Strategy”, a new approach that ensures that

The and politicians justify the Bill for the following major reasons: 1. Agriculture is a unique industry with unique problems; 2. Prices are determined by the market, not the farmer; 3.