TOOL DETAILS
Title
Seminar Presenting The Study Results of The CAP's Financial Engineering Instruments After 2013
Tool category
& type
Events:
Keyword(s)
Events, Information
Summary
On the 26th of June, the Portuguese National Rural Network organised a seminar presenting the study results of the financial engineering instruments of the Common Agricultural Policy after 2013. This study was conducted as part of a project supported by the National Rural Network through a partnership coordinated by Gabinete de Planeamento (GPP) and MAMAOT, CONFAGRI and Minha Terra, as part of the preparation process of the work of the Rural Development Programme for the period 2014-2020.
Country
& RDP Region(s)
Portugal
Main purpose
The idea behind this event was to gather stakeholders interested in the CAP financial engineering, present analytical work and case studies as well as to stimulate discussions on the CAP post-2013.
Target audience
EAFRD Beneficiaries:
Rural Development Stakeholders:
General Audience:
Technical information
The seminar was divided in different subjects, such as presenting the study overview, case studies, debates and conclusions. It took place on 26th of June in Lisbon.
Date produced
2013
Cost range
€5 000 to €9 999
Publisher/
Organiser
The Portuguese National Rural Network
Distribution & Promotion
It was announced on the website of the Portuguese National Rural Network.
Assessment of effectiveness
The seminar was an effective tool for bringing various stakeholders together and allowing them for a timely exchange of information as well as contribution with the content to the CAP post-2013. It has also resulted in the detailed final report, presenting various finance issues and options, that has been dissemanted to a wider audience.
Name of organisation
The Portuguese National Rural Network
Type of
organisation
National Rural Network
Partner organisation(s)
Gabinete de Planeamento (GPP), MAMAOT, CONFAGRI, Minha Terra
Image(s)
File(s)
Name of contact person
Celina Bouça
Address
Av. Afonso Costa, 3
1949-002 LISBOA,
Portugal
Telephone
00351 (0) 844 23 91
