Примери за използване на Natural constraints на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Areas with natural constraints.
An additional payment to compensate for specific natural constraints.
(c)payments for natural constraints or other area-specific disadvantages referred to in Articles 66 and 67.
Payments for areas with natural constraints.
Specific natural constraints could also be taken into account therefore when calculating direct payments.
Payment for areas with natural constraints.
In certain member states, direct payments also include support for certain sectors in difficulty orfor farmers working in areas with natural constraints.
Geographical, environmental and natural constraints, including those of non-interconnected areas and regions;
Areas, other than mountain areas, facing significant natural constraints.
For some schemes,such as Areas with Natural Constraints and organic farmers, I expect Member States will roll over the payments.
Areas, other than mountain areas, facing significant natural constraints; and.
As an example, measure 13 under the areas facing natural constraints(ANC) scheme has been programmed under four different priorities/focus areas.
That is why the Commission communication stressed the value of providing income aid in addition to the second pillar payments made to areas with natural constraints, which will continue to be awarded.
(where applied) payments for areas with natural constraints, where farming conditions are particularly difficult, such as mountain areas.
XII. fifth indent The redistribution of aid, the capping of payments andthe support to farmers in areas with specific natural constraints are elements included in the communication on the future CAP.
In order to finance the payment for areas with natural constraints, Member States may decide, by 1 August 2014, to use up to 5% of their annual national ceiling set out in Annex II.
Other CAP instruments also play a role in supporting farmers' income, such as investment aid orpayment in areas with natural constraints(rural development) and market measures(single market organisation).
This view ignores the fact that, due to natural constraints, Europe is simply not able to produce the quantities of soya and maize necessary to meet the demand of our farmers at a viable price.
Underlines the need for payments under the rural development scheme to farmers located in areas facing natural constraints such as difficult climate conditions, steep slopes or soil quality;
The ANC measure(areas facing natural constraints) in EAFRD is important to prevent land abandonment and maintain the environmental and economic value of farming the areas under natural constraints.
Most of the resources available under the EAFRD are quite rightly earmarked for agricultural activities, for example in the form of environmental compensation, skills development,support for areas with natural constraints, and investment aid.
Of all beneficiaries applying for the payment for areas with natural constraints in accordance with Chapter 4 of Title III of Regulation(EU) No 1307/2013;
Areas with natural constraints: Member States(or regions) may grant an additional payment for areas with natural constraints(as defined under Rural Development rules)- of up to 5% of the national envelope.
When allocating aid, we must also give more thought to natural constraints, such as global warming, mountain areas and scarce water supplies.
Areas with Natural Constraints(ANCs)/Less Favoured Areas(LFAs): Member States(or regions) may grant an additional payment for areas with natural constraints(as defined under Rural Development rules) of up to 5% of the national envelope.
He explained that"greening" payments andpayments for areas with natural constraints are two of the seven issues on which our country must present a national decision.
The EAFRD should support, through technical assistance, actions relating to the implementation of rural development programmes, including the costs related to the protection of symbols and abbreviations relating to Union quality schemes for participation in which support may be granted under this Regulation andcosts of the Member States for the delimitation of areas facing natural constraints.
Funding for environment-related measures in areas of natural constraints(ANCs) such as mountainous or coastal regions, will now be in addition to the 30% of rural development.
In the event of a disaster, the natural constraints of these regions, which often face a combination of risks, as in the case of Madeira, should allow the various financial instruments under cohesion policy to be used, and the conditions to activate these instruments should be made more flexible.
The redistributive payment scheme,the payment scheme for farmers in areas with natural constraints, the coupled support schemes for certain sectors and the small farmer scheme remain optional.