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The future of the common agricultural policy after 2013 debate in Madrid

19/03/2009

March 19, 2009

On March 30 Seo/Bird Life and the Organization WWF will present their joint proposal on the future of the common agricultural policy (Cap) after 2013, in a panel discussion and public debate which will take place in the Hall of acts of the Ministry of environment and Rural Environment and marine (Marm).

Three timely introductions, will be presented the proposals and the General Secretariat of Rural environment will give their own perspective on the cap beyond 2013. Then, Iman Boot, Adviser to the Directorate General for agriculture and Rural Development will present the current state and future trends of the common agricultural policy at European level. Finally will open two round tables, which may on the one hand Exchange and debate the proposed sectors involved (for example: Coag, Upa, Spanish network for Rural Development, etc.) and other organizations and social partners (for example: Confederation of consumers and users (Cecu))(, Federation of industries of food and beverages (IFLA), Spanish society of organic agriculture (Eeas), etc.)

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