Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
Galnaitytė, A. Problems of Biodiversity and Habitats in Lithuania. III International Science Conference SER 2020 “New Trends and Best Practices in Socioeconomic Research”. 17–19 September 2020, Igalo (Herceg Novi), Montenegro.
This project was conducted to recalculate compensatory payments of the RDP 2014-2020 Measure M08 “Investments in forest area development and improvement of forest viability” in order to achieve the set environmental goals. Significant changes in economic and geopolitical conditions meant…
The results of the project proposed necessary policy measures for the 2023–2027 CAP framework ensuring they effectively address the identified needs of the Lithuanian agricultural sector. The study estimated possible impact of these interventions on greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity conservation,…
The project results served as a comprehensive analytical framework designed to support with insights Lithuania’s CAP Strategic Plan for the 2021–2027 period. The research incorporated strategic assessment of agricultural sector, food sector and rural development in order to ensure continuous…
The SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) is a foundational element of the CAP Strategic Plan. Its primary purpose is to provide a clear, evidence-based snapshot of the current state of a Member State’s agricultural sector and rural areas.…
Galnaitytė A. Assessment of Organic Farming Support using Propensity Score Matching Method. 2nd International Scientific and Practical Conference “International Security in the Frame of Modern Global Challenges”. 10 June 2019, Vilnius, Lithuania.
Impact assessment is an important tool for policymakers. Pursuing sustainable farming development, it is important to analyse and evaluate possibilities and obstacles of the implementation of sustainable farming practices. The development of new policies requires indepth analysis and a thorough…
The objective of this project was to conduct a strategic assessment of the current state of Lithuania’s agriculture and food sectors and rural development, focusing on their strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities (SWOT analysis).
The purpose of this project was to propose rational insurance contribution rates that encourage farmers to use crop and plant insurance services.
The aim of this project was to identify Lithuania’s strategic objectives for agricultural and rural development, their financing needs, areas of intervention, and target indicators, in order to prepare a Lithuanian strategic plan implementing the EU CAP.