Examples of using Natural constraints in English and their translations into Slovenian
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An additional payment to compensate for specific natural constraints.
Geographical, environmental and natural constraints, including those of non-interconnected areas and regions;
An additional payment to compensate for specific natural constraints.
In September this year a debate on areas with natural constraints(rural development) completed the discussion on the single CMO.
Climate, natural resources and location define the natural constraints.
In the case of areas facing natural constraints, those criteria should be bio-physical and underpinned by robust scientific evidence.
Provide instead limited payments for environmental public goods andadditional specific natural constraints payments.
As an example, measure 13 under the areas facing natural constraints(ANC) scheme has been programmed under four different priorities/focus areas.
The 61‘smaller Aegean Islands'1 constitute an extremely fragmented insularterritory that is subject to severe geographic and 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;
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.
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.
As this policy constitutes a response to objective natural constraints, it is legitimate that it be graduated according to the intensity of these constraints. .
The EESC similarly welcomes thepossibility to be given to the Member States also to grant additional payments to areas facing natural constraints under Pillar I direct payment arrangements.
This view ignores the fact that, due to natural constraints, Europe is simply not able to produce the quantities of soya and maize necessary to meet the demand of our farmers at a viable price.
The three accompanying measures introduced by the 1992 CAP reformmust supplement the scheme for less-favoured areas(natural constraints) and areas with environmental restrictions;
The ANC measure(areas facing natural constraints) in EAFRD is important to prevent land abandonment and maintain the environmental and economic value of farming the areas under natural constraints.
The first part of the debate focused on special measures proposed to support particular categories of farmers: young farmers,small farmers and farmers in areas with natural constraints.
Whereas retaining populations in rural areas,devoting particular attention to areas with natural constraints, is essential for society as whole, as the conservation of the environment and the landscape depend on it;
In September, the Council debated the issue of reference and intervention prices and their possible update(single CMO)and completed the discussion on the delimitation of areas with natural constraints(rural development).
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.
Other CAP instruments also play a role in supporting farmers' income,such as investment aid or payment in areas with natural constraints(rural development) and market measures(single market organisation).
Areas with natural constraints: Member States(or regions) may grant an additional payment for areas with natural constraints(as defined under Rural Development rules)- of up to 5% of the national envelope.
Most of the resources available under the EAFRD are quite rightly earmarked for agricultural activities, for example in the form of environmental compensation, skills development,support for areas with natural constraints, and investment aid.
Areas with Natural Constraints(ANCs)/Less Favoured Areas(LFAs): Member States(or regions)may grant an additional payment for areas with natural constraints(as defined under Rural Development rules) of up to 5% of the national envelope.
All Member States would have to undertake a fine-tuning exercise, based on objective criteria,with the purpose of excluding areas in which significant natural constraints have been documented but have been overcome by investments or by economic activity.
Promotion of the sustainable development of agriculture in areas with specific natural constraints by providing an additional income support to farmers in such areas in the form of an area-based payment as a complement to the support given under the 2nd pillar.
Prior to those investments, an impact assessment, whose purpose shall be to ensure the achievement of the aims of this Directive and the economic and environmental relevance of such investments shall be conducted,taking due account of the geographical and natural constraints of the relevant area.