Main Topics:
- Elaborating schemes for the development of organic farming and agroecology management in Europe
- Role of stakeholders in the process
- New European Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) measures/objectives and governance impact on the environment
- How to involve regions and local stakeholders in the CAP orientation
Objectives:
- Identify the different levers and obstacles for developing organic farming at a regional & European level
- Analyze the evolution of the European Common Agriculture Policy
Expected Outcomes:
- Exchange on the future CAP and priorities at the regional level
- Provide a clearer picture of the involvement of regional authorities and stakeholders in defining the CAP interventions within their strategic plans and on requirements to make sure that local needs are taken into account
- Have a better understanding of the priorities of different regions across Europe
- Identify the strategies in place and how to achieve them by making the best use of the new European policy framework
Format:
- Introduction by Brittany’s President: perspectives for the development of organic farming in Brittany
- Short presentations by EU Commission / EU Parliament / IFOAM EU representatives
- Panel discussion with the FrenchMinistry of Agriculture, Region Bretagne, IFOAM OE, EU Parliament
Key Info
Date:
7 September 2021 (afternoon)
Registration Fee: €38
Join our Policy Day by attending both this pre-conference and: Policies Driving Sustainable Food Systems for a combined rate of €100.
Pre-conference registration will open at a later stage. You will be able to register on the OWC2021 ticketing platform.
Contact:
Léna Brisset
IFOAM Organics Europe
lena.brisset@organicseurope.bio
Language:
English
Target Audiences:
Regional actors from across the EU involved in the CAP strategic plans
Organic farmers
Federations & beneficiaries of the CAP subsidies
Worldwide actors interested to hear about organic Farming, agroecology and the role of regions in the European Common Agriculture Policy
