The discussion highlighted how the future NRPP could strengthen policy coherence, improve the prioritisation of public expenditure and address cross-sectoral challenges in Lithuania.
Participants highlighted the importance of better coordination across policy areas, meaningful stakeholder involvement and transparent processes to ensure that rural development priorities remain visible in future planning.
Experts and stakeholders met in Brussels and online to explore how practical tools, data and participatory approaches can support planning and implementation of the post-2027 CAP.
The discussion revolved around identifying the roles, challenges, and opportunities faced by stakeholders, and introducing the GLOBIOM tool.
The session’s primary aim was to better assess the tools’ functionalities and explore the challenges policy-makers encounter in their implementation.
The meeting organised by Teagasc aimed to explore the stakeholder engagement process for the design of the Irish CAP Strategic Plan, with a specific focus on the needs assessment and SWOT analysis phase.
The meeting revolved around enhancing decision-making tools for more effective planning, management, and implementation of the Common Agricultural Policy and the Strategic Plan.
The meeting, hosted by Ecorys, brought together several representatives from national authorities, along with European-level entities, such as DG AGRI, the Committee of the Regions and the EU CAP Network.
The focus group concluded that policy-makers need high-quality and timely national data, user-friendly digital platforms, and better time management.
The goal of this focus group was to delve into the challenges associated with the implementation of these tools, identify end users’ needs, and evaluate the tools.