Stara Kamienica - Nemo
Stara Kamienica - Nemo Stara Kamienica - Nemo
Common Agriculture Politics is done within two pillars. The first one is about supporting the agricultural sector through direct and market liabilities, second is about instrument to support rural development and this includes instruments as the Rural Development Plan (PROW). The main source of financial support in United Europe is from European Orientation Fund and Agricultural Guarantee. 4.3 Basic information about Rural Development Plan The goals of the activities in this program (the rural development plan) are to support rural development with taking into account specification and different function, not only agricultural, but also environmental protection and biodiversity as well as social and economic function. The Plan will be accomplished all around Poland. There are nine actions in base of the Plan: 1. Structural rent 2. Support for low-commodity farms 3. Support for group of producing farmers 4. Support for areas with unfavourable farming condition 5. Support for farm and environment undertaking and improvement of animal welfare 6. Farm adaptation to EU standards 7. The creation of forests at former farming areas 8. Technical help 9. Supplement for direct payment Action of PROW (rural development plan) is divided in to two parts. To the first belong instruments good known and described in EU legislation, which are implemented in EU countries from few years like: structural rent, creation of new woods areas and support for areas with unfavourable farming condition. To the second group belong new instruments, proposed by European Commission to new countries. These activities include: support for low-commodity farms, support for group of producing farmers, technical help and farm adaptation to EU standards. Farmers in Stara Kamienica who are interested in getting subsidy should go to Restructuring and Modernisation Agency of Agriculture in Jelenia Gora. Then will get papers and help how to fill in the papers. Also, they have to write a business plan. For this, help will be given from the agency. The amount of papers (many papers) can be an obstacle for farmers to apply to get these subsidies. But nothing can be done to decrease the number of papers, since it’s arranged by the government. All of the money for PROW is from public sources, 80% is from Guarantee Section from European Orientation Fund and Agricultural Guarantee, next 20% is from national budget. From this nine actions only technical help is directed to institution supporting or implementing PROW. The others actions are directed to farmers. Poland decided also to use part of the money from PROW to support direct payment, what helps to increase level of direct payments for farmers. 4.4 The financial sources of the Plan Table 4.1: Financial sources for PROW between 2004 – 2006 (in million euro) Specification 2004 2005 2006 2004-2006
Public expenses From EU Public expenses From EU Public expenses From EU Public expenses From EU Structural rent 148,5 118,8 213,5 170,8 278,5 222,8 640,5 512,4 Support for low-commodity farms 91,3 73,0 127,5 102,0 157,5 126,0 376,3 301,0 Support for group of producing farmers 6,3 5,0 8,8 7,0 10,3 8,2 25,4 20,2 Support for areas with unfavourable farming condition 244,8 195,8 366,0 292,8 366,0 292,8 976,8 781,4 Support for farm and environment undertaking and improvement of animal welfare 75,0 60,0 116,2 92,9 157,7 126,1 348,9 279,0 Farm adaptation to EU standards 72,0 57,6 83,9 67,1 87,5 70,0 243,4 194,7 Creation of new woods on old farming areas 26,5 21,2 34,0 27,2 41,3 33,0 101,8 81,4 Technical help 13,0 10,4 11,3 9,0 9,7 7,7 34,0 27,1 Supplement for direct payment 269,5 215,6 240,3 192,2 195,5 156,4 705,3 564,2 SAPARD 140,0 105,0 140,0 105,0 Total 1086,9 862,4 1201,5 961,0 1304,0 1043,0 3592,4 2866,4 SPO “Restructuring and modernization food sector and rural development” In accordance to strategy of National Development Plan the structure of operating programs, accepted by Poland In period 2004 – 2006, foresee realization of goals connected with agrosocial development in frame of 6 one fund projects. One of them is called SPO (Sektorowy Program Operacyjny – Sectoral Operating Program) “Restructuring and modernization food sector and rural development, 2004-2006”. In that project there are 15 actions divided between 3 priorities: Priority I – Support of changes and adaptation in food and agriculture sector. It will be done by: • Investing in farming – the help is by refund part of expenses taken in account in a business plan. Max refund can not be more than 300,000 zl. Maximal level of refund is: o 50% expenses from accepted project, o 55% expenses from accepted project when young farmer, o 60% expenses from accepted project, when the farm is with unfavourable farming condition, o 65% expenses from accepted project , when the farm is with unfavourable farming condition and young farmer • Simplification of start for young farmers – financial support up to 50,000 zl. • Education • Support in agricultural advising • Improvement of processing and marketing of agricultural products
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Common Agriculture Politics is done within two pillars. The first one is about supporting the<br />
agricultural sector through direct and market liabilities, second is about instrument to support<br />
rural development and this includes instruments as the Rural Development Plan (PROW).<br />
The main source of financial support in United Europe is from European Orientation Fund<br />
and Agricultural Guarantee.<br />
4.3 Basic information about Rural Development Plan<br />
The goals of the activities in this program (the rural development plan) are to support rural<br />
development with taking into account specification and different function, not only<br />
agricultural, but also environmental protection and biodiversity as well as social and<br />
economic function. The Plan will be accomplished all around Poland. There are nine actions<br />
in base of the Plan:<br />
1. Structural rent<br />
2. Support for low-commodity farms<br />
3. Support for group of producing farmers<br />
4. Support for areas with unfavourable farming condition<br />
5. Support for farm and environment undertaking and improvement of animal welfare<br />
6. Farm adaptation to EU standards<br />
7. The creation of forests at former farming areas<br />
8. Technical help<br />
9. Supplement for direct payment<br />
Action of PROW (rural development plan) is divided in to two parts. To the first belong<br />
instruments good known and described in EU legislation, which are implemented in EU<br />
countries from few years like: structural rent, creation of new woods areas and support for<br />
areas with unfavourable farming condition. To the second group belong new instruments,<br />
proposed by European Commission to new countries. These activities include: support for<br />
low-commodity farms, support for group of producing farmers, technical help and farm<br />
adaptation to EU standards.<br />
Farmers in <strong>Stara</strong> <strong>Kamienica</strong> who are interested in getting subsidy should go to Restructuring<br />
and Modernisation Agency of Agriculture in Jelenia Gora. Then will get papers and help how<br />
to fill in the papers. Also, they have to write a business plan. For this, help will be given from<br />
the agency. The amount of papers (many papers) can be an obstacle for farmers to apply to<br />
get these subsidies. But nothing can be done to decrease the number of papers, since it’s<br />
arranged by the government.<br />
All of the money for PROW is from public sources, 80% is from Guarantee Section from<br />
European Orientation Fund and Agricultural Guarantee, next 20% is from national budget.<br />
From this nine actions only technical help is directed to institution supporting or<br />
implementing PROW. The others actions are directed to farmers. Poland decided also to use<br />
part of the money from PROW to support direct payment, what helps to increase level of<br />
direct payments for farmers.<br />
4.4 The financial sources of the Plan<br />
Table 4.1: Financial sources for PROW between 2004 – 2006 (in million euro)<br />
Specification 2004 2005 2006 2004-2006
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