Lobbying on EU farm policy - Evaluation of its impact on sustainable management of the soil

EU farm policy - Evaluation of its impact on sustainable management of the soil

Agriculture and rural development

This evaluation will assess the extent to which the EU farm policy (Common Agricultural Policy) instruments and measures have contributed to sustainable management of the soil.

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ID: 11834

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8 responses

Consultation response

European Environmental Bureau, 27 Aug 2019

The EEB welcomes the opportunity to comment on this roadmap for the evaluation of the CAP on the sustainable management of soils. Below, we highlight some important aspects which should be considered in the evaluation. This evaluation is very timely, and should be published at the earliest…

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European Federation of National Associations of Water Services, 21 Aug 2019

Soil management has a substantial impact on the quality of drinking water resources through nutrient management, pesticide use and erosion. Both surface water bodies and groundwater can be affected. The fitness check should therefore establish to what extent the CAP and the Pesticides regulation…

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CEMA - European Agricultural Machinery Industry Association, 27 Aug 2019

The European Agricultural Machinery Industry represented through CEMA - The European Agricultural Machinery Association – welcomes the Evaluation roadmap of the Common Agricultural Policy‘s impact on the sustainable management of the soil. The European Agricultural Machinery Industry drives…

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Confédération Européenne des Entrepreneurs de Travaux Techniques Agricoles, Ruraux et Forestiers/ European Organisation of Agricultural, Rural and Forestry Contractors / Europäischer Zentralverband der Lohnunternehmer, 6 Aug 2019

The European Confederation of Agricultural, Rural and Forestry Contractors – CEETTAR - represents the interests of land-based contractors in Europe. CEETTAR welcomes the Evaluation roadmap of the Common Agricultural Policy‘s impact on the impact of the EU farm policy on the sustainable management…

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European Sustainable Phosphorus Platform, 27 Aug 2019

The European Sustainable Phosphorus Platform (ESPP) supports the proposal to evaluate the impact of EU farm policy on soil management, because soil resources, both quantity (limitation of soil erosion) and quality (soil fertility potential and contamination avoidance) are critical to ensuring…

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Water UK, 27 Aug 2019

Water UK represents all major water and wastewater service providers in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Soil management has a substantial impact on the quality and quantity of our drinking water resources through nutrient management, pesticide use and soil erosion. Both surface water…

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3R-BioPhosphate Ltd., 4 Aug 2019

Thank you for the consultation opportunity. One of the most important impacts on sustainable management of the soil is the quality and quantity of the input fertilisers to maintain economical food production in the agri sector. In this context the negative impacts of the chemosynthetic mineral…

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Senior Corporate Silver Spoon, Environment & Nature Association/Ezüstkanál Nyugdíjas Társasági, Környezet- és természetvédelmi Egyesület, 3 Aug 2019

Dear European Commission, EU agricultural policy - In order to assess its impact on the sustainable management of soil, I propose the following. The proposal for a directive on soil protection in the European Union is based on the TFEU. based on Article 192 (1). This legal basis is appropriate…