25 research outputs found
Agricultural GHG emissions in the EU: an exploratory economic assessment of mitigation policy options
This report provides a quantitative assessment of possible implications of the implementation of specific policy options to mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the EU. The mitigation policy scenarios proposed and analysed within this report are all exploratory, i.e. it is intended to explore what could happen if policies would be implemented that explicitly force farmers in the EU to reach certain GHG emission reduction targets. It has to be stressed that all policy scenarios are rather theoretical and hypothetical and do not necessarily reflect mitigation policies that are already agreed on, or are under formal discussion
Quantified future challenges to sustainable food and nutrition security in the EU : Deliverable No. 10.2
Umfassende oder eng fokussierte Liberalisierung? Schlussfolgerungen aus Simulationsrechnungen
Modelling EU Sugar Market Reform Options with CAPSIM: An innovative profit function approach
Assessment of most promising measures . Task 3 Service contract "Integrated measures in agriculture to reduce ammonia emissions"
This report describes the results of Task 3 Promising measures to decreasing N losses from EU agriculture. The aim of Task 3 was (i) to identify a list of most promising measures to decrease N emissions and to make an in-depth assessment of the costs of these measures, using the models CAPRI and MITERRA-EUROP
Impact of the " Everything but arms"initiative on the EU sugar sub-sector
This paper analyses the impact of "Everything but Arms" (EBA) initiative on the
European Union (EU) sugar production, trade and agricultural income using the regionalised
agricultural sector modelling system “CAPRI”. The CAPRI model distinguishes a supply and a
spatial multi-commodity market module that interact iteratively. The supply module contains
200 non-linear regional programming models, each representing production patterns of 30 crop
and 15 animal activities at NUTS II level. Trade flows in the market module between 13 world
regions and the EU are endogenously determined. The impact analysis shows that the EU
welfare and agricultural income is negatively but moderately affected by the EBA initiative due
to the small relative importance of sugar beet in agriculture as a whole. EU sugar supply, trade
and regional distribution of sugar production are significantly affected while EU sugar demand
remains unchanged. As expected EU sugar imports increase from the LDCs while EU sugar
exports decrease. The quota and duty free access for LDCs plays a major role for the captured
products
Impact assessment of a possible modification of the IPPC Directive . Task 4 Service contract "Integrated measures in agriculture to reduce ammonia emissions"
This report gives description and analysis of the actual situation per member state, related to IPP