Antonis Constantinou Director, Rural Development Programmes II DG Agriculture and Rural Development, European Commission DEVELOPING A VISION ON THE FUTURE.

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Antonis Constantinou Director, Rural Development Programmes II DG Agriculture and Rural Development, European Commission DEVELOPING A VISION ON THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE EU Conference “Food and Work in Mediterranean Regions” Rome, Italy, March 2011

CONSTANTINOU 2 1.RURAL AREAS AND THE RURAL-URBAN DIVIDE: What is the situation today? A LOOK FROM A DIFFERENT ANGLE RESULTS OF CLUSTERING AND CASE STUDY ANALYSIS  Most rural areas are multi-functional with the mix of economic activities mostly determined by the regional context  territorial regional finger print  Economic activities are spatially more and more equally distributed  higher diversity of rural areas  In terms of growth and employment, there is no “typical rural region” but different types of “rurality” determined by the regional “mix of functions” rather than a single economic activity  Since 2001 higher growth rate of GDP/capita in rural than in urban areas  Many “accessible” rural regions experience counter urbanization  Structurally, many rural regions perform better than urban ones (e.g. for change in economically active population, %♀ in workforce; share of commuters etc.)

CONSTANTINOU 3 2. RURAL AREAS AND THE RURAL-URBAN DIVIDE: What is the situation today? DRIVERS OF GROWTH  Natural resources and environmental quality  Infrastructure and accessibility  Quality of life and cultural capital  “Wide” sectoral structure BARRIERS TO GROWTH  Negative demography (loss of young people and ageing)  Remoteness: Poor accessibility, infrastructure and communications  Narrow sectoral structure

CONSTANTINOU 4 3. FUND COORDINATION UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE EU2020 STRATEGY Proposed: COMMON EU STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR ALL FUNDS Corollary: COMMON NATIONAL STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR ALL FUNDS LAGS: IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRATED LOCAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES (“LEADING” FUND? CROSS-FINANCING?) STRATEGICALLY COORDINATED AND COHERENT EU FUND INTERVENTIONS EU STRATEGY 2020 (SMART SUSTAINABLE AND INCLUSIVE GROWTH)

CONSTANTINOU 5 4. OBJECTIVES OF THE CAP REFORM VIABLE FOOD PRODUCTION Contribute to farm income and limit its variability Improve competitiveness and share in food-chain value-added Compensate areas with natural contraints SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATE ACTION Guarantee the provision of public goods Foster green growth through innovation Pursue climate change mitigation and adaptation SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE & RURAL DEVELOPMENT BALANCED TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT Support rural vitality and employment Promote diversification Allow social and structural diversity in rural areas

CONSTANTINOU 6 5. RURAL DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES: OLD AND NEW COMPETITIVE AGRICULTURE promote innovation and restructuring do more with less play to the strengths of the diversity of EU agriculture SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES take care of the environment and countryside maintain the production capacity of the land SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT BALANCED TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL AREAS THROUGHOUT THE EU

CONSTANTINOU 7 EU STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES EU PRIORITIES  promoting farm viability and competitiveness in agriculture (restructuring; food chain integration; generational renewal; farm risk management)  resource efficiency in the agri- food sector (water & energy; farm-level adaptation to climate change)  Promoting the transition to a low carbon economy (feedstocks for renewable energy in agriculture and forestry; reducing N2O and CH4 emissions from agriculture)  protecting and enhancing ecosystems dependent on agriculture and forestry (biodiversity & landscapes; water & soil; carbon storage; adaptation and resilience to climate change)  realizing the growth potential of rural areas (diversification & job creation; social inclusion & poverty reduction) 6. RURAL DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES FOR THE PERIOD AFTER 2013 Foster competitive agricultural sector Preserve natural resources, countryside Develop rural areas INTEGRATED GUIDING CONSIDERATIONS: INNOVATION, CLIMATE CHANGE & ENVIRONMENT

CONSTANTINOU 8 Thank you for your attention!