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Commission staff working document - Annexes accompanying the Report from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council on the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 814/2000 on information measures relating to the common agricultural policy {COM(2007) 324 final} /* SEC/2007/0800 final */
[afbeelding - zie origineel document] COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
Inhoudsopgave
- Brussels, 13.6.2007
- ANNEX I
- Table I.2 Grants
- Date Place Nature of activity Commitments (in EUR)
- Date Place Nature of activity Commitments (in EUR)
- Distribution and storage 193
- Date Place Nature of activity Commitments (in EUR)
- Reprints
- Date Place Nature of activity Commitments (in EUR)
- Others 23
- SURVEYS AND OTHER COMMUNICATION ACTIONS 349
- PUBLICATIONS 667
- Newsletters 18
- Posters 3
- Mailing list
SEC(2007) 800
COMMISSION STAFF WORKING DOCUMENT Annexes accompanying the REPORT FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND THE COUNCIL
on the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 814/2000 on information measures relating to the common agricultural policy {COM(2007) 324 final}
Table I.1 Grants [afbeelding - zie origineel document]
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Table I.4 [afbeelding - zie origineel document]
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Table I.6
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Table I.7
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ANNEX II i
Table II.1 – FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY DG AGRICULTURE IN 2003
FAIRS 310 906,
15–25.01. Berlin Internationale Grüne Woche Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space (on the basis of 2003 budget) 121 327,
28.02–07.03. Paris Salon International de l’Agriculture Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space (on the basis of 2003 budget) 122 273,
03–07.03. Verona Fieragricola Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of space (on the basis of 2003 budget) 67 305,
CONFERENCES/SEMINARS 728 932,
12–14.11. Salzburg Conference “Planting seeds for Rural Futures: Rural Policy Perspectives for a Wider Europe” (participants: over 1 000 stakeholders and experts from EU-15, new Member States and candidate countries, organised by DG AGRI) 678 323,
22.01. Brussels Hearing “Organic Food and Farming” (participants: over 280 stakeholders and experts from EU-15, new Member States and candidate countries) in the context of the European Action Plan for Organic Farming, organised by DG AGRI (on the basis of 2003 budget). 50 609,
SURVEYS AND OTHER COMMUNICATION ACTIONS 76 207,
Eurobarometer opinion poll Member States + 5 question unit 76 207,
PUBLICATIONS 1 040 064,
Re-prints:
Factsheet agriculture and the environment 7 698,
Information folder 404,
Distribution and storage 2002 2003 68 686,08 240 831,00 220 000,
Corporate design 24 320,
New publications:
Factsheet ‘Rural development’ Factsheet ‘Overview of Rural development environment’ Rural development country profiles 167 880,
CAP reports: prospects 2003–2010’ 1 351,
CAP reform summary Special Newsletter: writing 5 720,
European agriculture entering the 21st century 1 452,
WTO information pack 28 595,
Summary of 2002 annual report: writing 10 890,
4 x monthly Newsletters: writing 3 850,
10 x monthly Newsletters: production 9 422,
Proceedings of the conference ‘Community policies and mountain areas’ 33 981,
Brochure ‘Forestry in the EU’ 38 040,
Postcards – Rural development 7 110,
Posters – Rural development 6 054,
Summary of 2001 annual report: production 24 611,
Glossary: writing 1 540,
CAP Information sheets: writing 21 175,
Factsheet horticulture sector in the EU: production 21 363,
Factsheet meat sector: production 29 347,
Proceedings Salzburg conference 42 809,
Factsheet agriculture and the environment 18 961,
Brochure impact future options for milk quota system 1 082,
Writing 3 newsletters 2 887,
VARIOUS 137 501,
Brochure ‘Mid-Term Review of the CAP’ 14 865,
Brochure CAP (cancelled) 64 445,
Annual report 2000: production 20 800,
Video on WTO 25 865,
Others 11 525,
TOTAL 2 293 612,
Table II.2 – FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY DG AGRICULTURE IN 2004
FAIRS 443 857,
21–30.01. Berlin Internationale Grüne Woche Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space 124 947,
26.02–06.03. Paris Salon International de l’Agriculture Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space for the Commission and the new ten Member States 305 963,
03–07.03. Verona Fieragricola Additional costs to the one already declared in 12 945,
CONFERENCES / SEMINARS 499 254,
14–16.03. Sofia Conference on CAP enlargement (participants: +/– 250 from agricultural NGO’s, industries, consumer and environmental groups, government representatives, universities and media, organised by DG AGRI). 176 562,
16.09. Brussels Meeting with press members in order to inform them on the new rural development policy being proposed by the Commission (participants +/– 60 from EU-25, organised by DG AGRI). 62 172,
25.10. Brussels Launch of Leader+ Observatory (participants +/– 300 members of leader+ local action groups, organised by DG AGRI). 130 502,
14.01. Strasbourg Conference : “CAP – new prospects for young farmers in Europe and beyond” (participants +/– 200, members of young farmers associations from EU-25, organised by DG AGRI and European Parliament). 130 015,
SURVEYS AND OTHER COMMUNICATION ACTIONS 149 693,
Eurobarometer – opinion poll Member States – trend analysis 149 693,
PUBLICATIONS 848 833,
Factsheets – Mountain areas – Financing the CAP – Overview implementation rural development – Quality 97 653,
Special newsletters 8 235,
Annual reports and summary (2002-2003) 99 916,
Internet text 3 093,
Newsletters 13 532,
Newsletters 45 139,
CAP leaflet 73 946,
“Future of rural areas in the new Member States” 15 808,
CAP reports: prospects – 2003–2010 – 2004– 4 396,
Postcards – Rural development 8 686,
Posters – Rural development 5 135,
Calendar 12 291,
Power point templates 1 995,
Brochures – CAP explained – Rural development: success stories 219 613,
Information folders – CAP reform – Rural development: country profiles 46 391,
VARIOUS 31 472,
Cancellations in 4 365,
Newsletter 2 187,
< Re-examination of old files 20 638,
Others 4 282,
TOTAL 1 973 110,
Table II.3 – FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY DG AGRICULTURE IN 2005
FAIRS 782 671,
03–06.07. UK Royal Show Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space 211 927,
13–16.10. Cyprus Cyprus State Fair Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space 148 672,
13–22.01. Berlin Internationale Grüne Woche Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space 211 846,
25.02–03.03. Paris Salon international de l’agriculture Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space 210 225,
CONFERENCES / SEMINARS 284 795,
14.06. Brussels Veal Hearing (participants: +/– 250 – representatives of the producers, industry/retailers and consumers, organised by DG AGRI). 37 196,
14.06. Brussels Conférence PE Bags and information on agriculture provided during the event. 7 969,
04–06.04. Vienna Coexistence conference Vienna (participants +/– 800 members – from agricultural NGO’s, industries, consumer and environmental groups, government representatives, universities and media, organised by DG AGRI). Only financial implication for 2005 was the contract signed with the professional conference organiser. All other financial implications will incur in 2006. 239 629,
SURVEYS AND OTHER COMMUNICATION ACTIONS 134 588,
Eurobarometer – opinion poll Member States – trend analysis 134 588,
PUBLICATIONS 647 486,
2005/ Distribution and storage 2005 + 170 176,
Brochures – CAP explained – Rural development: success stories 120 478,
Information folders – 2003 CAP reform – WTO Hong Kong – Sugar info pack 109 403,
Factsheets – Simplification – Leader – New financial perspectives 2000–2006 – New RD policy 2007–2013 – Mountain areas 62 370,
Newsletters 50 556,
Annual report and summary (2004) 35 740,
Agricultural map EU 26 242,
Special newsletters: Lisbon Strategy 15 993,
Leaflets – Carcass classification – CAP map 14 690,
Reports – Genetic resources in agriculture 13 165,
Calendar 12 636,
Cap reports: prospects – 2004–2011 – 2005– 8 169,
Postcards 6 177,
Posters 1 687,
MULTIMEDIA 401 514,
“CAP explained” film 178 676,
Photo collection 79 002,
Sugar reform Video 67 005,
Photo database 42 560,
Wine filming 24 966,
Europa Go Quizz 4 785,
Internet layout 4 520,
VARIOUS 11 618,
Mailing list update 4 734,
Other 6 042,
TOTAL 2 262 675,
Table II.4 – FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN BY DG AGRICULTURE IN 2006
FAIRS 1 278
26–28.05. Denmark Roskilde Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space and organisation of events 132
03–06.08. Finland Farmari Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space and organisation of events 153
27–30.09. Ireland World Ploughing Championships Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space and organisation of events 186
21–24.11. Hungary Hungexpo Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space and organisation of events 170
19–28.01. Berlin Internationale Grüne Woche Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space and organisation of events 309
03–11.03. Paris Salon international de l’agriculture Participation of DG AGRI: creation and equipment of a stand including rental of a space and organisation of events 302
CONFERENCES/SEMINARS 1 136
03–04.10. Brussels Simplification (participants: +/– 280 – from NGO’s, industries, consumer and environmental groups, government representatives, universities and media, organised by DG AGRI). 339
05–06.02. Brussels Quality (participants: +/– 400 – from NGO’s, industries, consumer and environmental groups, government representatives, universities and media, organised by DG AGRI). 306
17.04. Brussels Young Farmers (participants: +/– 200 – representatives of agricultural organisations, consumer and environmental groups, and media, organised by DG AGRI). 319
14–15.05. Brussels Broadband (participants +/– 500 members – from NGO’s, industries, consumer and environmental groups, government representatives, universities and media, organised by DG INFSO – co-financed by DG INFSO, DG AGRI and DG REGIO). 170
Eurobarometer – opinion poll Member States – trend analysis 349
2006/ Distribution and storage 2006 + 170
Brochures – Rural development: success stories 127
Information folders – Info folder – CAP Simplification 9
Factsheets – Wine reform – Leader approach – Dairy factsheet – Biofuels – Quality – Financial controls – F&V reform – Mountain areas 306
Review Annual report and summary (2004) 5
Special newsletters: Putting Rural Development to work for jobs and growth 1
Reports – Development on World Agricultural Commodity Markets – Rural Development in the EU-statistics 22
Cap reports: prospects – 2005– 3
MULTIMEDIA 78
Maintaining and updating photo database 42
Online adaptation CAP brochure 11
Redesign starting page DG AGRI 4
Filming F&V reform 19
VARIOUS 94
Reprints 68
DG AGRI windows decoration 17
Others 8
TOTAL 3 604
ANNEX III List of abbreviations
COPA: Committee of Professional Agricultural Organisations in the EU;
COGECA: General Confederation of Agricultural Co-operatives in the EU;
AEFPR: European Association for agricultural and rural training;
CEJA: European Council of Young Farmers;
WWF: World Wide Fund for Nature – WWF European Policy Office;
EUROMONTANA: European multi-sectoral association for co-operation and development of mountain territories.