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EU: CAP and Enlargement -

An Opportunity for Nature and Environment ?

19 - 21 February 2003, Potsdam

Programme The Programme is available for Download. click here ... 19 February 2003
12.00	Lunch Snack
	Welcome and Introduction Chair: Jan-Erik Petersen, European Environment Agency
13.00	Opening address Kilian Delbrück, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety – Germany
13.10	EU: CAP and Enlargement - An Opportunity for Nature and Environment? Uwe Brendle, on behalf ot the President of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation – Germany
13.20	CAP: EU-Enlargement and the mid-term review Martin Scheele, European Commission, DG Agriculture
14.00	The Environmental Dimension of the Common Agricultural Policy Pavlos D. Pezaros, Ministry of Agriculture – Greece
14.20	Questions and Discussion
14.30	Impacts of the CAP on Nature and Environment from the Perspective of the Candidate Countries Jaroslav Prazan, Research Institute of Agricultural Economics – Czech Republic
14.50	Questions and Discussion
15.00	Coffee Break
	Press Conference top
	Methods, Policy instruments and questionnaire Chair: Karlheinz Knickel, Institute for Rural Development Research – Germany
15.40	Introduction for the Scenario Sessions – Methods and Objectives of the Scenarios R. Andreas Kraemer, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
15.50	Presentation of the flowchart "Initial Situation" Keya Choudhury, Expert on Environmental Policy – Germany
16.05	Similarities and Differences within the Candidate Countries concerning the CAP Ruta Landgrebe, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
16.20	Questions and Discussion
16.30	Coffee Break
17.00	Direct Payments and the Candidate Countries Vicki Swales, Institute for European Environmental Policy – United Kingdom Comment: Laimonas Ciakas, Ministry of Agriculture – Lithuania
17.30	Questions and Discussion
17.40	Agri-environmental Programmes and the Candidate Countries Jan-Erik Petersen, European Environment Agency Comment: Dorota Metera, IUCN Office for Central Europe – Poland
18.10	Less Favoured Areas and the Candidate Countries Harriet Bennett, Institute for European Environmental Policy – United Kingdom Comment: Ana Barbic, University of Ljubljana – Slovenia
18.40	Questions and Discussion
19.00	End of the first conference day proceedings
19.15	Meeting point Hotel Mercure Entrance Hall
20.00	Dinner reception at Krongut Bornstedt top

20 February 2003
	Scenario 1: Phasing-in of Direct Payments Chair: R. Andreas Kraemer, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
9.00	Presentation of Scenario 1: Phasing-in of Direct Payments Ruta Landgrebe, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
9.20	Provocations: Brief presentations of different positions from the Candidate Countriesand the Member States Comments on Direct Payments and the Simplified Direct Payment Scheme Abraham Hofhanzl, Ministry of Environment – Czech Republic Comments on the Special Support for Semi-Subsistence Farms Zbigniew M. Karaczun, Warsaw Agricultural University – Poland Aleksi Aleksiev, Agricultural University of Plovdiv – Bulgaria
10.15	Questions and Discussion
10.30	Coffee Break
11.00	Comments from all participants, Questions and Discussion
12.30	Recommendations and comments on particular instruments of the CAP All participants
13.00	Lunch
14.00	Meeting point Hotel Mercure Entrance Hall Visit to Potsdam Film Museum or guided tour of Nikolai Church and surroundings top
	Scenario 2: Mid-term review proposals Chair: Keya Choudhury, Expert on Environmental Policy – Germany
15.00	Summary of the Scenario 1: Phasing-in of Direct Payments Sophia Davidova, Imperial College at Wye, London University – United Kingdom
15.10	Presentation of Scenario 2: Mid-term review proposals Tanja Dräger, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
15.30	Provocations: Brief presentations of different positions from the Candidate Countries and the Member States Comments on Single Decoupled Farm Income Payment Merit Mikk, Centre for Ecological Engineering – Estonia Peter Sabo, The Living Planet Civic Association - Slovak Republic Comments on the Compulsory Dynamic Modulation Scheme Jaroslav Prazan, Research Institute of Agricultural Economics – Czech Republic Annett Zellei, University of Newcastle upon Tyne – United Kingdom Comments on the Compulsory Cross-Compliance Scheme Pavlos Pezaros, Ministry of Agriculture – Greece Kilian Delbrück, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety – Germany
16.00	Questions and Discussion
16.15	Coffee Break
16.45	Comments from all participants, Questions and Discussion
18.30	Recommendations and comments on particular instruments of the CAP All participants
19.00	End of the second conference day proceedings
	Dinner at Hotel Mercure top

21 February 2003
	Scenario 3: Flat Rate Area Payments Chair: R. Andreas Kraemer, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
9.00	Summary of the Scenario 2: Mid-term review proposals Imke Lübbeke, WWF – Germany
9.10	Presentation of Scenario 3: Flat Rate Area Payment Tanja Dräger, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
9.30	Provocations: Brief presentations of different positions from the Candidate Countriesand the Member States Comments on Flat Rate Area Payments Bernhard Osterburg, Federal Agricultural Research Centre – Germany Zoltan Waliczky, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds – United Kingdom Comments on Agri-environmental Programmes Alda Nikodemusa, Baltic Environmental Forum – Latvia Viara Stefanova, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry – Bulgaria Miroslava Cierna, Daphne - Institute of Applied Ecology – Slovak Republic
10.30	Coffee Break
11.00	Comments from all participants, Questions and Discussion
11.30	Recommendations and comments on particular instruments of the CAP All participants
12.00	Summary of the Scenario 3: Flat Rate Area Payments Florian Schöne, German Society for Nature Conservation – Germany
12.30	Snack top
	Final Session: Conclusion and Outlook Chair: R. Andreas Kraemer, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
13.00	Summary of the Conference Results by the Chair R. Andreas Kraemer, Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy
	Conclusion and Outlook Kilian Delbrück, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety – Germany
	Lessons Learned and Evaluation of the Conference Comments from all participants
14.00	End of the Conference top

Conference organised by Ecologic on behalf of:

German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation
German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety

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