Exemple de utilizare a Natural constraints în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Payment for areas with natural constraints.
Natural constraints affect the availability of suitable processing facilities in mountain areas and make processing difficult and unviable.
CHAPTER 3 Payment for areas with natural constraints.
Payment for areas with natural constraints(Articles 48-49), optional for Member States.
Payment for farmers in areas with specific natural constraints.
Whereas in several parts of Greece there are natural constraints applying to these parts, in particular their remoteness from the mainland of Greece;
An additional payment to compensate for specific natural constraints.
Almost all of them supported the new delimitation of areas with natural constraints(ANCs) on the basis of the bio-physical criteria proposed by the Commission.
Climate, natural resources andlocation define the natural constraints.
When allocating aid,we must also give more thought to natural constraints, such as global warming, mountain areas and scarce water supplies.
To compensate for production difficulties in areas with specific natural constraints.
The ministers focused their debate on areas with natural constraints(previously named"less favoured areas").
To compensate for production difficulties in areas with specific natural constraints.
To compensate for production difficulties in areas with specific natural constraints because such regions are at increased risk of land abandonment.
Less favoured areas otherthan mountain(the so-called"intermediate LFAs") or areas facing significant natural constraints, and.
Basic Payment Scheme,Payment for areas with Natural Constraints, Voluntary Coupled Support.
In particular, the two pillars have parallel measures for environmental sustainability,young farmers and areas with natural constraints.
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;
Provide instead limited payments for environmental public goods andadditional specific natural constraints payments.
Because of natural constraints and the fact that feedstuffs produced in mountain areas are primarily for ruminants, only a small proportion of feedstuffs for pigs is currently sourced in mountain areas.
The first part of the debate focused on special measures proposed to support particular categories of farmers: young farmers, small farmers andfarmers in areas with natural constraints.
Finally, delegations considered compensation for production difficulties in areas with natural constraints necessary to maintain farming activity throughout the EU and to preserve the diversity of agricultural landscapes.
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.
For farmers in areas with natural constraints, member states could accept the possibility of increased support, but wanted to look into how it would fit in with a similar programme under the rural development provisions.
Among the issues on rural development considered in need of further discussion in the Council,the delineation of areas with natural constraints was a priority for a number of member states.
A voluntary payment(up to 5% of annual national ceiling)for farmers in areas facing specific natural constraints(areas delimited in the same manner as for rural development purposes); this payment recognizes the need for income support to maintain presence in areas facing specific natural constraints and complements existing support under rural development;
In September, the Council debated the issue of reference and intervention prices and their possible update(single CMO) andcompleted the discussion on the delimitation of areas with natural constraints(rural development).
The changes proposed by the Commission in the context of the CAP reform concern only the second category,now called"areas facing significant natural constraints" and its delimitation would be objective, transparent, common to all member states and comparable across the EU.
Direct payments would provide a stable income, leading not only to more balanced, effective and equitable redistribution but actively targeting certain beneficiaries(small-scale holders,farmers in regions with natural constraints, sectors at risk, new entrants etc.).
In order to be eligible for payments under this category,at least 66% of the utilised agricultural area in the"areas facing significant natural constraints" would need to meet at least one of these eight criteria at the indicated threshold.