Examples of using Partial decoupling in English and their translations into Greek
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Lastly, we are proposing only the partial decoupling of aid.
Under partial decoupling of direct payments, Member States may opt for keeping up to 100% of the slaughter premium for calves.
(Agrosynergie, Assessment of the effects on markets of partial decoupling).
One aspect that concerns me is the partial decoupling of aid; the haste to move forward in decoupling aid may endanger many crops.
Commission's Evaluation Report(2010):‘Evaluation of Market Effects of Partial Decoupling', p. 147 to 150.
Partial decoupling of direct aid must be maintained for animal premiums, but care must be taken not to include only intensive or large-scale animal husbandry para.
However, the Council favoured only a partial decoupling of the direct aid of 40%.
Concerning the goat sector, the maintaining of coupled support has slowed down the decline in the sector, influenced by the fall in consumption andthe drop in market prices(see‘Evaluation of market effects of partial decoupling', October 2010).
The choice of implementing model and the scope for partial decoupling are two different issues.
In 2010, an evaluation of the market impact of partial decoupling already concluded that Article 69 of Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 had been misused in order to maintain a form of partial coupling17.
I hope that that voluntary transitional period can allow for some kind of partial decoupling that could be a transitional measure.
The objective of partial decoupling is not to formulate an exact level of production to be achieved, but rather to maintain a minimum level of agricultural production to sustain the economic activity in regions with few economic alternatives.
The 2003 CAP reform left the scheme components essentially unchanged,but allowed for partial decoupling of direct aid to starch potato producers.
Agrosynergie, Assessment of the effects on markets of partial decoupling, October 2010(http://ec. europa. eu/ agriculture/eval/reports/ decoupling/short_sum_ en. pdf): in most cases, the implementation conditions distorted the nature of Article 69, which has been seen in the Member States as a form of partial decoupling in response to the introduction of decoupling.'.
We believe that the report improves on some substantial aspects of the Commission's proposal in proposing the partial decoupling of aid and the retention of aid for producers' organisations.
If a Member State opted for partial decoupling only, the ceiling for SPS is reduced and the ceiling for the appropriations available for coupled payment is increased accordingly(see for example Annex III to Commission Regulation(EC) No 674/2008(OJ L 189, 17.7.2008, p. 5) modifying Annex VIII to Council Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003 and establishing budgetary ceilings for the partial or optional implementation).
Furthermore, this risk of coupled payments being unsuited to the competitiveness objective was raised in the 2010 evaluation of the market impact of partial decoupling in connection with Article 69 support.
Concerning the amendments asking to link the POSEI report to the banana sector and allow for a partial decoupling in non-outermost regions, the Commission's view is that this would clearly go against the whole idea behind the reform and also the linkage to the 2003 CAP reform.
The EESC accepts the conclusions of the Luxembourg Council andthe arguments put forward by the Commission to facilitate the introduction of a partial decoupling in those sectors at particular risk of abandonment of production or imbalance.
For example, the 2010 report titled‘Evaluation of market effects of partial decoupling'(Evaluation of CAP measures concerning sectors subject to past or present direct support- Lot 1: Horizontal issues, p. 2) stated that its aim was to analyse the effects of coupled or partially coupled aids- as they are established by Regulation(EC) No 1782/2003- on the market, within a general context of total decoupling. .
The EESC was very pleased that the Commission listened to this concern and 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 risk of an increased use of the partial decoupling has been mitigated as the conditions established for specific support under Article 68-72 of Regulation(EC) No 73/2009 are more restrictive than the ones applicable in the context of previous Article 69, and the agri-environmental measures are subject to the Commission's approval. Special Report No 10/2013- Common agricultural policy: Is the specific support provided under Article 68 of Council Regulation(EC) No 73/2009 well designed and implemented?