Post 2020 CAP. The Future Starts Now

Caprita Elena Diana ()
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Caprita Elena Diana: Doctoral School of University of Economic Studies, Bucharest

Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2018, vol. XVIII, issue 1, 76-81

Abstract: The exponential growth in food demand due to the global increase of population, the failure toeradicate the food waste phenomenon and also the irresponsible consumption of natural resourcesproves that modern agriculture is at a turning point in which it is utterly necessary to redefine theprinciples underpinning the industry! The future of European agriculture depends on the CAP post2020 wich must be written by reference to environmental protection. Europeans will for strong andcommon policies was proven by public consulations, but their support is conditioned by theeffectiveness of the solutions identified for farmers-as they face increasing challenges and theirreorientation requires both time and financial resources. The efficient design of directives in thepost-2020 CAP represents a true opportunity to redefine agricultural policies in close connectionwith the protection of natural areas. Given the consequences of Brexit on the EU budget, thereform package proposed by CAP proves to be a real challenge!.

Keywords: sustainable development; green agriculture; CAP; agricultural policies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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