Green Deal Going Local working group members believe cities and regions are key allies in ensuring public support for Green Deal 2.0.
There is a need to increase support to farmers to comply with the European Green Deal regulations and to reduce red tape around them, members of the European Committee of the Regions stressed at the Green Deal Going Local working group meeting on 25 January.
The two co-rapporteurs of an upcoming CoR opinion on the future of the
Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) believe that regionalising the
management of the CAP would help to identify better and react to the
problems that farmers are facing and that have led to protests across
Europe in recent weeks. The CAP should also move away from
hectare-based direct payments to a model based on work-intensity and
environmental sustainability, supporting smaller producers and rural
development as whole. (...)
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