The EU's agricultural support – Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) – constitutes 1/3 of the EU's total budget. The majority of the support is paid per hectare of agricultural land, as income support for European farmers. Agricultural support is, however, changing, and can contribute more to the green transition of agriculture. The latest reform of the support was a step in a greener direction, but there is still a long way to go before agriculture meets the EU's green targets for climate, water environment and biodiversity.

Friday 13 December at 9-10 invites the Green Transition Denmark to a webinar on the future of European agriculture.

Next year, the EU Commission will begin in earnest on the design of future agricultural support, which will come into force in 2028. Therefore, the Green Transition Denmark is focusing on the future of European agriculture and what role agricultural support can play in the green transformation of agriculture.

Our program will include:

9:00 a.m.: Welcome at the Green Transition Denmark.

9:05 am: Future European agriculture by Simone Højte from CONCITO

At 09:30: Model for new, green agricultural support in the EU by Sybille Kyed from the National Ecological Association

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