Sentence examples for rural development measures from inspiring English sources

The second pillar supports farmers' initiatives and multi-annual rural development measures, which include environmental protection.

The EU project SPARD (Spatial Analysis of Rural Development Measures) took those data as a starting point to find out more about the causal relationships between RD measure implementation, and their determining factors and impacts with a specific look at their spatial dimension: in which rural development measures is success determined by neighbourhood conditions, and at what scale?

Firstly, it gives states the power to reduce the value of the second pillar (rural development measures) by 15%, paving the way for a reduction in funding for HNV agriculture.

The analysis highlights the relevance of spatial models in improving the quality of the estimation, while model results show that rural development program measures and income support payments have opposite effects.

The model is built at the basin level to estimate the aggregate demand and supply curves to establish expected exchange prices, volumes of water traded, enhancement in economic efficiency and improvement in rural development as measured by employment generation.

Mr Santos has delayed a bill on rural development so that any measures the talks agree to can be included.A related issue is the conflict's victims.

The necessary instruments to address these challenges and achieve specific objectives appear greatly transformed and made up of two complementary pillars; the first is focused on direct payments and market measures and the second on the multi-annual measures of rural development.

China has agreed in principle to take steps like expanding its social safety net, rural development and the service sector, measures that would cut its dependence on exports and stimulate consumer spending.

As a consequence, frequent mismatches arise in practise between measures and rural development goals and priorities.

This paper addresses vulnerabilities created by fragmented policy measures between rural development, urban and irrigation water supply and downstream consequences for people and wildlife.

On average, 95% of farms have not used any measure of the rural development plan.