Examples of using Stabilisation tool in English and their translations into Slovak
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Income stabilisation tool for farmers of all sectors'.
The category of mutual funds encompasses both those linked to production losses,and the general and sector-specific income stabilisation tools, linked to income losses.
Income stabilisation tool for farmers of a specific sector.
While some wished to limit the scope of the measures andare opposed to the income stabilisation tool, others wished to maintain these measures as they considered them to be essential.
Income stabilisation tool for farmers of a specific sector.
In addition, in order to monitor the expenditure made under the sector-specific income stabilisation tool and insurance, the content of the financial plan of the programme should be adapted.
An income stabilisation tool, based on financial contributions to mutual funds, providing compensation to farmers who experience a severe drop in their income.
However, no EU supported income stabilisation tools are currently operational.
Income stabilisation tool: Member States/regions already have the option to include an income stabilisation tool in their Rural Development Programmes.
Measure 17 covers support for insurance,mutual funds and income stabilisation tools, and measure 5 covers support in restoring agricultural production potential and preventive actions.
The Omnibus Regulation reduced the threshold for compensation through insurance from 30% production losses to 20% andallowed for the possibility of a sectorial income stabilisation tool(for example an income stabilisation tool specific to cereals).
The effectiveness of fiscal policy as a stabilisation tool depends on the overall economic environment in which it is used.
(c) an income stabilisation tool, in the form of financial contributions to mutual funds, providing compensation to farmers who experience a severe drop in their income.
With a view to increasing the use of crop, animal and plant insurance,and of mutual funds and the income stabilisation tool, the maximum percentage of initial public support should be increased from 65% to 70%.
(d) an income stabilisation tool, in the form of financial contributions to mutual funds, providing compensation to farmers of a specific sector for a severe drop in their income.";
Options should be open to member states to address production and income risks,ranging from a new WTO-compatible income stabilisation tool, to strengthened support to insurance instruments and mutual funds.
It should also cover an income stabilisation tool in the form of a mutual fund to support farmers facing a severe drop in their income.
Pillar II of the CAP can support income stabilisation tools offering compensation to farmers for a“severe drop” in income.
The“government financial stabilisation tools” that the Directive introduces is an instrument of last resort after having assessed and exploited the other resolution tools to the maximum extent possible.
Simpler risk management tools to help farmers,including a sector-specific income stabilisation tool and improvements to insurance schemes that will allow compensation of up to 70% for farmers whose production or income is cut by at least 20%;
A sector-specific income stabilisation tool, in the form of financial contributions to mutual funds, providing compensation to farmers of a specific sector for a severe drop in their income.';
Parliament backed plans to create an income stabilisation tool, by means of contributions to mutual funds, to compensate farmers in the event of a severe drop in income.
The government financial stabilisation tools shall be used as a last resort after having assessed and exploited the other resolution tools to the maximum extent practicable.
The resolution authority may use the government stabilisation tools in accordance with Articles 46 and 47 for the purpose of resolving a CCP only where the following conditions are met.
For example, the possibility to set up a sector-specific income stabilisation tool, with lower loss thresholds to trigger compensation, is expected to make it more attractive for both farmers and administrations.
In order to ensure that the sector-specific income stabilisation tool is effective and adapted to Member States' specific circumstances, it should be possible for them to define, in their rural development programmes, the income to be taken into account for the activation of the tool, in a flexible manner.
Moreover, the Commission's proposal to add a sector-specific income stabilisation tool to Regulation(EU) No 1305/2013 on support for rural development will allow Member States to include in their rural development programmes the possibility of compensating farmers in a specific sector in the event of a significant drop in their income.
