ENRD serves as a hub for exchange of information on how Rural Development policy, programmes, projects and other initiatives are working in practice and how they can be...
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The Commission's Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development (DG AGRI) is responsible for EU policy on agriculture and rural development and deals with all aspects of the common agricultural policy (CAP).
Latest knowledge from this organisation
Key aspects of the Commission's proposal regarding environment, climate and simplification issues for the future CAP.
Data on national and European agriculture and common agricultural policy (CAP), provided by the European Commission's agricultural and rural development department.
Related Knowledge Services
DG AGRI contributes to R&I in bioeconomy through the areas of Horizon 2020 under its responsibility (broadly half of Societal Challenge 2), focussing on those aspects of the bioeconomy that are most relevant for the farming and forestry sectors: sustainable biomass production & logistics, and making the bioeconomy contribute to rural development.
The Migration & Demography Activity Inventory for DG Agriculture & Rural Development sets out DG AGRI's activities of specific relevance to migration and demography.
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Information, projects and documents related to migration and forced displacement
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Studying local aspects of migration using a new dataset. Through the use of data, authorities can be better placed to see, understand and respond to the challenges they...
An interactive tool and reference book making data on migration in 198 countries accessible for policymakers, researchers and the general public.