For several months, we have held discussions, meetings, and researches with the aim of finding out to what extent our Carpathian small farmers and their colleagues from neighbouring Carpathian countries are ready for cooperation within the EU. Together with the project participants, we discussed what help our hosts need, which challenges Ukraine’s membership in the EU will help to address, and what barriers we will have to overcome together, and we outlined common interests and tasks.
We have invited representatives of the government structures of Ukraine and the EU, experts of international programs and movements, participants of the Eurointegration process to the next meeting at the Discussion Place. We hope to receive answers to the questions of the participants of our project, to hear the reflection to our proposals and recommendations.
In particular, we suppose to learn more about the Progress on EU integration of the Ukrainian agricultural and environmental sector from the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine and Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine, about CAP perspectives from DG AGRI, possible assistance for small agriproducers from international experts, and possibilities to implement requirements of EGD in agricultural sector in the Carpathian region. And we hope very much to support Ukraine’s participation in the global pastoralism movement for preservation and development of the best Carpathian traditions, culture and nature heritage.
Pre-registration for participation continues until 15:00 November 11, 2024 at the link. Registered participants will receive a link to participate prior the event.
More information about the project at the link https://www.dossier.org.ua/en/projects/green-and-inclusive-agropolicy.
For contacts: greendossier@gmail.com, info@dossier.org.ua, www.dossier.org.ua.
This event is organized by Information Center “Green Dossier” in the frame of the project “Green and Inclusive Agricultural Policy – Steps Towards” in partnership with EU project “Institutional and Policy Reform for Smallholder Agriculture” (IPRSA).
The project “Green and Inclusive Agricultural Policy –Steps Towards” is being implemented with the support of the European Union and the International Renaissance Foundation within the framework «European Renaissance of Ukraine» project.
EU project “Institutional and Policy Reform for Smallholder Agriculture” (IPRSA) is being implemented by NIRAS and GIZ – two of the World’s leading global socio-economic consultancies supporting development and change worldwide.
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