Examples of using Decoupling of aid in English and their translations into German
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It has therefore proposed partial decoupling of aid.
Further decoupling of aid from production would do much to simplify the policy.
We need to resolutely pursue this decoupling of aid from production.
Firstly, the decoupling of aid for processed products, as the Commissioner has quite rightly pointed out.
The Commission is calling for increased decoupling of aid from production.
The least-favoured areas must be givenspecial intention in view of the impact the total decoupling of aid will have on them.
The EESC believes that the decoupling of aid must be one of the central aimsof the EU development strategy.
Furthermore, what it proposes is not a partial decoupling; it is actually a total decoupling of aid for arable crops and for male bovines.
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.
This reform of these sectors is a follow-up to the Common Agriculture Policy reform embarked on in June 2003, and is based on the decoupling of aid from production.
The 2003 reform introduced the decoupling of aid and conditionality while reinforcing rural development assistance.
She stressed once again that the Member States must have the same flexibility granted in other sectors affected by the reform,particularly with regard to the system for the decoupling of aid.
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.
The decoupling of aid for F& V intended for processing will enable production to be adjusted according to market realities making it possible to convert to other crops.
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.
We believe that the report improves on some substantialaspects of the Commission's proposal in proposing the partial decoupling of aid and the retention of aid for producers' organisations.
For example, the decoupling of aid from production for fruit and vegetables is being proposed, while agreement is being expressed with the mid-term reviewof the CAP, the core of which is the decoupling of aid from production.
They are testimony to Ritt Bjerregaard's work and they will be further reinforced in Agenda 2000,which also continues the decoupling of aid from production and proposes new instruments of potential environmental interest.
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 bythemselves 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.
The total decoupling of aid seems to me to be a hasty decision, particularly in view of the precedent of the United States, which introduced this measure in 1996. The measure is costing the US billions of dollars in emergency aid to alleviate the losses to farmers.
We feel that this report is a step in the right direction,but we 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 inJune 2003, being similarly based on the decoupling of aid and the transfer of funds to the second pillar.
The EESC wasvery pleased that the Commission proposed a partial decoupling of aid for some of the sectors included in the proposal approved by the Luxembourg Council, with the uncoupled percentage of aid being decided by each Member State.
The 2003 CAP reform on direct support schemes for farmers also influenced the reform of the POSEI scheme, as the 2003 CAP reform had ensured agriculture in the outermostregions was exempt from the application of the modulation and the decoupling of aid, thereby taking into account its specific characteristics.
Measures for achieving the total decoupling of aid: with regard to this question, some Ministers gave a reminder of their support for such an approach, which is intended to increase competitiveness, whereas others wanted to retain partial coupling, in particular for stock farming(suckler cows and sheep);
After the 2003 reform(4.2.2 and4.2.4) and the resultant decoupling of aids in relation to production, the top expenditure item was single payments to farms(29.1% of the EAGGF Guarantee Section total in 2006), followed by direct aids once again linked to the production of arable crops(17.5%), beef sector subsidies(6.6%), direct aids for the production of olive oil(4.6%) and direct aids to the dairy sector 2.9.