| Local authorities, LEADER Action Groups and other local bodies (n=21) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
- Farm and business development (art 20)
- Basic services and village renewal (art 21)
- Co-operation (art 36)
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- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs (art 17)
- Investments in physical assets (art 18)
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Prevention and restoration of damage to forests (art 25)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Investments in new forestry technologies and in process and marketing of forest products (art 27)
- Setting up of producer groups (art 28)
- Agri-env-climate (art 29)
- Organic farming (art 30)
- Natura 2000 and Water Framework Directive (art 31)
- Payments to areas facing natural or other specific constraints (art 32)
- Designation of areas facing natural and other specific constraints (art 33)
- Animal welfare (art 34)
- Forest, environmental and climate services and forest conservation (art 35)
Income stabilisation tool (art 40) |
| Environmental, nature and heritage conservation bodies (n=16) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Agri-environment-climate (art 29)
- Forest, environmental and climate services and forest conservation (art 35)
- Co-operation (art 36)
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- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs (art 17)
- Investments in physical assets (art 18)
- Restoring agricultural production potential (art 19)
- Farm and business development (art 20)
- Basic services and village renewal (art 21)
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Prevention and restoration of damage to forests (art 25)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Setting up of producer groups (art 28)
- Organic farming (art 30)
- Natura 2000 and Water Framework Directive (art 31)
- Payments to areas facing natural or other specific constraints (art 32)
- Designation of areas facing natural and other specific constraints (art 33)
- Animal welfare (art 34)
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| Farming / crofting organisations (n=9) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Investments in physical assets (art 18)
- Farm and business development (art 20)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Co-operation (art 36)
|
- Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs (art 17)
- Basic services and village renewal (art 21)
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Prevention and restoration of damage to forests (art 25)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Investments in new forestry technologies and in process and marketing of forest products (art 27)
- Setting up of producer groups (art 28)
- Agri-env-climate (art 29)
- Organic farming (art 30)
- Natura 2000 and Water Framework Directive (art 31)
- Payments to areas facing natural or other specific constraints (art 32)
- Designation of areas facing natural and other specific constraints (art 33)
- Animal welfare (art 34)
- Forest, environmental and climate services and forest conservation (art 35)
|
| Community bodies and local partnerships (n=7) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
| Basic services and village renewal (art 21) |
- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Investments in physical assets (art 18)
- Farm and business development (art 20)
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Agri-environment-climate (art 29)
- Natura 2000 and Water Framework Directive (art 31)
- Forest, environmental and climate services and forest conservation (art 35)
Co-operation (art 36)
|
| National public bodies (n=6) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Investments in physical assets (art 18)
|
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs (art 17)
- Restoring agricultural production potential (art 19)
- Farm and business development (art 20)
- Basic services and village renewal (art 21)
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Prevention and restoration of damage to forests (art 25)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Investments in new forestry technologies and in process and marketing of forest products (art 27)
- Setting up of producer groups (art 28)
- Agri-environment-climate (art 29)
- Natura 2000 and Water Framework Directive (art 31)
- Payments to areas facing natural or other specific constraints (art 32)
- Designation of areas facing natural and other specific constraints (art 33)
- Animal welfare (art 34)
- Co-operation (art 36)
- Crop, animal and plant insurance (art 38)
- Income stabilisation tool (art 40)
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| Forestry organisations (n=5) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Prevention and restoration of damage to forests (art 25)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Forest, environmental and climate services and forest conservation (art 35)
|
- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs (art 17)
- Basic services and village renewal (art 21)
- Investments in new forestry technologies and in process and marketing of forest products (art 27)
- Crop, animal and plant insurance (art 38)
|
| Economic development agencies (n=5) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
- Farm and business development (art 20)
- Co-operation (art 36)
|
- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs (art 17)
- Investments in physical assets (art 18)
- Basic services and village renewal (art 21)
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Investments in new forestry technologies and in process and marketing of forest products (art 27)
- Agri-environment-climate (art 29)
- Organic farming (art 30)
- Natura 2000 and Water Framework Directive (art 31)
- Payments to areas facing natural or other specific constraints (art 32)
- Designation of areas facing natural and other specific constraints (art 33)
- Forest, environmental and climate services and forest conservation (art 35)
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| Individual respondents (as a group) (n=27) |
| Highest Priorities |
Priorities Identified by at least one respondent in group |
- Agri-environment-climate (art 29)
|
- Knowledge transfer and information actions (art 15)
- Advisory services, farm management and farm relief services (art 16)
- Quality schemes for agricultural products and foodstuffs (art 17)
- Investments in physical assets (art 18)
- Restoring agricultural production potential (art 19)
- Farm and business development (art 20)
- Basic services and village renewal (art 21)
- Investment in forest area development and improvement of viability of forests (art 22)
- Afforestation and creation of woodland (art 23)
- Establishment of agro-forestry systems (art 24)
- Investments improving the resilience and environmental value of forest ecosystems (art 26)
- Setting up of producer groups (art 28)
- Organic farming (art 30)
- Natura 2000 and Water Framework Directive (art 31)
- Payments to areas facing natural or other specific constraints (art 32)
- Designation of areas facing natural and other specific constraints (art 33)
- Animal welfare (art 34)
- Forest, environmental and climate services and forest conservation (art 35)
- Co-operation (art 36)
- Risk management (art 37)
- Mutual funds for animal and plant diseases and environmental incidents (art 39)
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