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Seeking Symbiosis - Does the new Common Agricultural Policy resonate with the ambitions of the European Green Deal?

Seeking Symbiosis Does the new Common Agricultural Policy resonate with the ambitions of the European Green Deal?

Paper - Seeking Symbiosis: Does the new Common Agricultural Policy resonate with the ambitions of the European Green Deal? 

This paper, by IIEA Global Europe Researcher, Emily Binchy, entitled Seeking Symbiosis, explores the extent to which the new Common Agricultural Policy (2023-2027) resonates with the ambitions of the European Green Deal. Written in the 60th anniversary year of the foundation of the CAP, and in anticipation of the coming into force of the new strategy in 2023, this paper identifies spheres of complementarity and friction between the CAP and the European Green Deal. It explores further exogenous challenges, such as food security and trade disruption, to the alignment of the EU’s landmark agricultural policy and ambitious green framework. 

 
Explainer - The Common Agricultural Policy 2023-2027 and the National CAP Strategic Plan (CSP)

In requiring each Member State to submit a national CAP Strategic Plan (CSP), the new CAP 2023-2027 shifts responsibility for design and implementation from Brussels to the EU Member States. This explainer, by IIEA Global Europe Researcher, Emily Binchy, outlines the framework of Ireland’s CSP and the objectives it seeks to achieve.