The Irish case study operates at a national geographic level and it is characterised by real-life adoption. Under the Common Agricultural Policy's (CAP) new delivery model, Member States (MS) are mandated to report on the progress of interventions using a set of...
The purpose of the polish case study is to present a prioritisation method, specifically cumulative voting, to relevant agricultural and rural stakeholders. This presentation will be accompanied by a discussion on the feasibility of utilising this method in future...
This case study is being conducted at a regional geographic level and it is characterised by a retroactive, limited adoption for the last funding period, with the aim of practical use for end-users. With the introduction of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)...