Eksempler på brug af Decoupling of aid på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Lastly, we are proposing only the partial decoupling of aid.
The decoupling of aid: here too, we have found a position that, in my view, is balanced.
The Commission is calling for increased decoupling of aid from production.
Firstly, the decoupling of aid for processed products, as the Commissioner has quite rightly pointed out.
What it proposes is not a partial decoupling; it is actually a total decoupling of aid for arable crops and for male bovines.
In the case of cotton, the Commission has already recognised the danger of the crop ceasing to be grown altogether.It has therefore proposed partial decoupling of aid.
The 2003 reform introduced the decoupling of aid and conditionality while reinforcing rural development assistance.
The route from high subsidies and collapsed prices on the world market to healthy trade and pricing must, however, be achieved via a change to the way in which aid is at present provided,that is to say through a decoupling of aid from production.
One aspect that concerns me is the partial decoupling of aid; the haste to move forward in decoupling aid may endanger many crops.
The decoupling of aid could be the solution that will enable us to give greater responsibility to those active in the sector, with the benefit that all the wine produced will have outlets on the consumer market.
The Committee stressed the importance of cross-compliance and expressed its disagreement with the decoupling of aid as proposed by the Commission which, in its view, was too abrupt a system change.
Given the choice between the total and partial decoupling of aid, we would prefer aid to be partially decoupled; were we to be asked to choose between this reform being implemented at once or deferring it, we would prefer a further short respite.
Within the EU there are highly depressed agricultural areas which by themselves will be unable to achieve the degree of competitiveness required on account of the new decoupling of aid and the additional demands imposed by the reform.
Particularly in the tobacco sector, the decoupling of aid will bring about the end of this activity, which has, up until now, provided many jobs.
For all these reasons, we believe that gradual, vertical decoupling of aid is possible, with a view to gradually limiting the application of the measure to a few sectors.
Our objective, with regard to a proposal which would also have endangered the Italian position of oil in certain disadvantaged areas,was an agreement which provides for a flexible 60% partial decoupling of aid, with the States having the opportunity to increase this percentage if necessary.
We feel that this report is a step in the right direction, butwe cannot accept that the full decoupling of aid should not allow for the possibility of maintaining a partial coupling of aid for some specific sectors, to prevent the complete abandonment of production.
The reform of the common market organisations for Mediterranean products follows on logically from the reform of the common agricultural policy inaugurated in Luxembourg in June 2003,being similarly based on the decoupling of aid and the transfer of funds to the second pillar.
You seem, Commissioner, to see the decoupling of aid as a miracle solution, but it would be better if this were done partially and gradually, to put the Union in a better negotiating position at the WTO, but also so that we can make a first-stage appraisal before possibly going further.
But European agricultural multifunctionality no longer plays an important role in this offer for negotiation andthe main focus has passed to the decoupling of aid, the principle which the Commission is going to concentrate the negotiation on, in the internal support chapter.
In the tobacco sector the decoupling of aid must provide for the option to maintain partially coupled aid up until 2013, in order to avoid the total abandonment of production, because that would jeopardise entire sectors, creating unemployment and also various economic and environmental problems in particularly disadvantaged areas.
In its proposal, the European Commission is taking several important steps in the right direction in terms of creating a more competitive agricultural sector through further decoupling of aid and the abolition of compulsory set-aside, export subsidies, milk quotas, production aid and market support.
I am referring tothe most sensitive issues, such as the direction and pace of the decoupling of aid, a mechanism for a fairer redistribution of support, the responsible approach for the future of the dairy sector, the new challenges, in particular the role of agriculture in combating climate change and the production of agrofuels, etc. We will be voting on this debate tomorrow with our eyes fixed on the future.
The sheep, lamb and goat sector has had a rough ride over the last ten years as a result of a series of crises, including epizootic-type diseases, butmore especially because of the decoupling of aid, which has led to a marked decline in the sheep and lamb population as breeders quit the industry.
The Socialist Group in the European Parliament has won anumber of major victories, such as the criticism of the decoupling of aid(livestock breeding and small crops), CAP objectives in terms of food safety, preservation of ecosystems, land upgrading, the redistributive effect of degressive capping, of modulation, safety nets, recognition of the role of interprofessional associations, agriculture's contribution to climate change.
Over and above emergency measures, when we report on the health of the CAP we must redefine the way we intervene on the world markets(infrastructure, intervention stocks, risk management, prospects and economic modelling of price changes,etc.), reconsider the decoupling of aid and globally rethink our agricultural production models to ensure that they are productive and enduring.
The consequences of the CAP are already visible to small- and medium-scale farmers,especially following the decoupling of aid from production in the 2003 reform: the abandonment of farms, the decline in the rural population, grubbing up, the abandonment of the countryside and adverse environmental effects.
The first is to do everything we can to save- and I mean save- the last European fodder and protein crops and to encourage restructuring, avoiding,for example, the complete decoupling of aid during the CAP Health Check, particularly as these crops offer indisputable environmental qualities for crop rotation and, consequently, for the soil.