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A key parameter for the development of our services and activities is the alignment with European and international developments affecting the primary and agri-food sector. Particular emphasis is placed on the course of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the basic framework of reference and support for all representatives of the primary and agri-food sector of the EU as well as for national authorities.
In the context of the systematic Communication & Information activities that we develop, the effort to inform the country’s agricultural world and all interested parties in relation to the developments and the available support tools for the CAP today and in the future is included.
Currently (2023-2024) we’re implementing the Information Measure CAP4Food “Sustainable agricultural sectors for sustainable food” aiming at increasing awareness among farmers, rural stakeholders and the general public on the CAP’s objectives and policy tools supporting the economic, environmental and social sustainability of agricultural sectors and food systems, with a specific focus on knowledge exchange, innovation and digitalization that act as catalysts for the sustainable transition.
In the framework of CAP4Food, information and communication actions will be implemented in relation to the CAP and particularly from the perspective of the developments concerning the main production sectors of Greek agriculture (fruit and vegetables, olives & olive oil, cereals, wine, milk & dairy products), not only because of the importance of the latter in terms of volume and production value, but also due to their connection with food products of great interest to the consumer.
CAP4Food Actions
The main activities that will be implemented within the framework of the CAP4Food project are the following:
➡️ National Congress
Themed “What CAP do we want for Greece and the EU? The big challenges facing agriculture now and in the future”
- Announcement: Save the Date: 10th Panhellenic Congress on the Development of Greek Agriculture
- Post-Congress Press Release: PRESS RELEASE: 10th Panhellenic Congress on the Development of Greek Agriculture
➡️ Sectorial Study/Survey
Focused on “Challenges and Prerequisites for the sustainable transition of key production sectors in Greek agriculture”
You can download the publication here (Greek)
➡️ Open Smart Farms 4 Consumers
Informative Sessions & on-the-spot guided visits to smart farms and informative sessions
2nd event: Getting to know smart farming at Kalamata, Greece
3rd event: Getting to know smart farming at Xanthi, Greece
➡️ “Did you know that…”
Social Media Campaign on the CAP’s support to agricultural sectors and food system sustainability
- 1st infographic: CAP’s horizontal contribution for sustainable, sufficient, quality, safe food
- 2nd infographic: CAP and sustainable olive sector
- 3rd infographic: CAP and sustainable viticulture sector
- 4th infographic: CAP and sustainable cereals’ sector
- 5th infographic: CAP and sustainable milk and dairy sector
- 6th infographic: CAP & sustainable fruit and vegetables sector
- CAP4Food Infographics Booklet (all infographics): You can download it here
➡️ CAP2Shelf – From policy support to the shelf
Information campaign launched in retail stores on the occasion of the World Consumers Right Day
➡️ Op Ed Articles
Publication of articles focusing on CAP in mainstream newspapers
- 1st Op Ed article: Thessaly: A milestone for future policy making in Greek agriculture
- 2nd Op Ed article: Common Agricultural Policy: The great “unknown” of European policies that concerns everyone!
- 3rd Op Ed article: Generation renewal in agriculture: The critical role of Agricultural Cooperatives and Producers’ Organizations
- 4th Op Ed article: What is the fate of the “Farm to Fork” strategy in the new EU political landscape?