Examples of using Full decoupling in English and their translations into Slovak
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Full Decoupling Option(Option 3).
For the reasons mentioned above, move to full decoupling would be desirable.
Furthermore, full decoupling of the aid from production is gradually being introduced.
Amounts in Annex VIII are calculated on the basis of a full decoupling of all direct payments.
While in line with the CAP reform process, full decoupling of cotton support does not ensure the continuation of cotton production in the regions concerned.
For specific sectors,Member States could opt for either partial or full decoupling.
This was a crucialelement for being able to move to almost full decoupling of direct support within only a few years.
The Full Decoupling Option contemplates the complete removal of all coupled payments for cotton, including the current crop-specific area payment.
I also cannot support theCommittee view that we should also step back from full decoupling, but I reserve my biggest fear for the Commission.
Full Decoupling Option(Option 3): a fully decoupled support regime would be consistent with the EU's negotiating position in the"Doha Round" and would be viewed as very positive.
The remaining coupled support should move to full decoupling to achieve more market orientation and improved competitiveness.
The impact assessments of both the‘Health check' and the CAP towards 2020 reforms have shownthat the decrease in the number of livestock farms will be high albeit to different extents depending on the Member State in case of full decoupling.
Moreover, in the case of non profitable sectors farmers are worse off than farmers in a full decoupling situation receiving lower payments'35.
In this regard we would like to have seen full decoupling of direct payments but appreciate that many Member States have a difficulty with this.
Pillar 1 coupled aids for sheep and goat and for suckler cow are essential in some regions to maintain the herds because the operating costs of those sectors may not always be covered by output andthus, in case of full decoupling, there is a high risk that farmers stop producing.
In its proposals for the CAP reform, the Commission proposed a full decoupling of potato starch payment as well as the abolition of the minimum price paid to the producers.
An effect of this policy change on beneficiaries is shown in the following case: A farmer located in Auvergne, who raised sheep on a farm located at more than 1 000 metres altitude where other economic alternatives are limited, experienced a gain of 15 000 euro in aid between 2006(partial decoupling: 50% of the ewe premium)and 2010(full decoupling of the premiums plus Article 63 and 68 specific support).
However, some exceptions to full decoupling were envisaged for specific sectors and regions in order tolimit the potential negative effects of an immediate transition to full decoupling.
For livestock premiums or for states with full decoupling, but which have a strong livestock sector, a sudden change of system would result in negative structural interruptions in view of the current market situation.
In the context of the overall orientation of the Health Check towards more market orientation, and the present outlook in feed markets,the transition to full decoupling for the entire sector should therefore be completed by decoupling the remaining aid to the industry.
In 2003 CAP reform, some Member States considered that full decoupling could lead to several risks such as the abandonment of production, the lack of raw material supply for processing industries, or to social and environmental problems in areas with few economic alternatives.
The audit compared trends in relevant proxy indicators(meat production, number of beneficiaries and animals per farm and area under permanent pasture)for Member States using full decoupling and those using partial implementation of SPS, in order to help determine the extent of such negative consequences under decoupling. .
This was crucial for being able to move to almost full decoupling of direct support within only a few years. Hence, the current distribution of direct payments between farms is a reflection of the fact that agricultural land and agricultural production are not shared equally among the farms in the EU.
To address this inherent limitation, the evaluation of market effects of partial decoupling24(concluded in 2010)included a simulation of a situation with full decoupling of direct aid in both the beef and veal and sheep and goat sectors, giving an indication of the possible effects of full decoupling applied to those sectors.
However, some exceptions to full decoupling were foreseen for specific sectors and regions in order tolimit the potential negative effects of an immediate transition to full decoupling, by preserving agricultural production in specific vulnerable regions and providing environmental benefits through a continuation of a specific agricultural production.
For rice, dried fodder, starch potatoes and long fibre flax,a transitional period for the shifting to full decoupling is proposed in order to help farmers and processing industries to be adapted gradually to the new support scheme.
Today, in the gripping technical debates on full decoupling, modulation- whether degressive or progressive- eco-conditionality, rural development, and reference values- whether historical or non-historical- simply hide the only real issue, as China and India are about to launch a call for bids to feed the planet, as the morning comes for farmers when there is a rise in prices and demand.
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.
