The latest edition of the EU Rural Review looks at the future of rural areas in digital, environmental and social terms, as well as in terms of resilience, building on the ENRD's work on the long-term Vision for EU's rural areas.
Discover articles on:
- Evaluator Insights for the Ex Ante Evaluation of CAP Strategic Plans
- Launch of the Evaluation Knowledge Bank
- The 16th Good Practice Workshop: 'Improving data management and information systems for the purpose of CAP evaluations'
Expand your knowledge of:
- LUCAS 2022 Supporting Better Environmental Evaluations
The ‘Rural Voices’ report provides a qualitative analysis of the findings from stakeholder workshops contributing to the long-term vision for rural areas.
This ENRD report records the hopes and concerns of more than 3000 rural citizens from 19 different EU countries who participated in a series of workshops aimed at encouraging rural citizens to reflect on the social, economic, and environmental conditions of their own rural area and how it might change over the next 20 years, what developments they would like to see and the conditions and policies needed to reach their future vision. The discussions were organised with the support of a Workshop Package ...
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The ENRD, in close cooperation with the European Commission, organised a virtual event - ‘Rural Vision Week: Imagining the future of Europe’s rural areas’ between 22 and 26 March 2021.
This interactive event included high level presentations and discussions, a marketplace, workshops and ‘fringe’ activities. These involved European stakeholder participants in working together to contribute to the preparation of a long term Vision for the future of EU rural areas in relation to which the Commission is scheduled to adopt a Communication later this summer. Presentations, video recordings and overviews of other activities that took place during the Rural Vision Week are available on the...
The ENRD, in close cooperation with the European Commission, organised on 10 May 2021 the webinar : 'Getting the CAP Strategic Plans done: the voice of regions and stakeholders'.
The aim of the event was to share views and exchange experiences through high level discussions with the European Commission, European Parliament and others regarding the participation of regions and other stakeholders during preparations for the future CAP Strategic Plans.
The event was webstreamed live on YouTube.
The Marketplace is an integral part of the Rural Vision Week programme, running alongside other activities such as the plenary sessions, the workshops and the fringe events.
‘OUR RURAL’ Marketplace aims at providing various rural stakeholders including local communities, regional/national stakeholders, EU-wide organisations and research projects, the opportunity to present their ideas and contribution to the Long-Term Rural Vision until 2040.
This is your chance to take part in the Marketplace and explore key activities and messages for developing the Long-Term Vision for Rural Areas (LTVRA) at 23 virtual stalls!
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Last update: 07/07/2021
This report by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) summarises the results of a foresight study on the future of EU rural areas 2040 and describe possible alternative futures.
Last update: 06/07/2021
The highlights report of the 4th Meeting of the ENRD Thematic Group on European Green Deal and rural areas (20 May 2021) is now available!
Last update: 01/07/2021
The purpose of the Knowledge Bank is to provide insights into various outputs developed in initiatives and projects at the EU and Member States levels concerning data infrastructures and data use. Furthermore, it proposes a quick guide on potential use, showing how these outputs could be used for monitoring and evaluation of the CAP.
Last update: 29/06/2021
The provisional political agreement reached on 25 June by the European Parliament and Council on the new Common Agricultural Policy, and since endorsed by EU Agriculture Ministers at their meeting on 28 June, introduces a fairer, greener, more animal friendly and flexible CAP.
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