About
This course contains 11 audio-visual materials on how agricultural cooperatives can access grants through the CAP National Strategic Plan 2023–2027. We look in detail at 10 interventions in the current NSP that can be applied for during 2024.
The videos are part of an online information session held on 27 February 2024, presented by Paul Ferenț, Executive Director of Civitas Consulting.
Each video is accompanied by a short summary of the NSP conditions for that intervention.
Materials developed in 2024.
Documents
- DR-12 Investments to strengthen the holdings of young farmers and recently established farmers
- DR-13 Purchase of agricultural machinery for the crop sector
- DR-14 Investments in small farms
- DR-16 Investments in vegetables and/or potatoes
- DR-17 Investments in hops and/or table grapes
- DR-18 Investments in floriculture, medicinal and aromatic plants
- DR-23 Investments in processing and marketing agricultural products into food and processed products other than those in Annex 1 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union
- DR-29 Investments in creating and developing non-agricultural activities
- DR-33 Setting up producer groups in the agricultural and fruit sectors
- DR-35 Developing cooperation along the value chain
Lessons
11 videos
Introduction
Eligible applicants: young farmers who have finished implementing the business plan under sub-measure 6.1 of the 2014–2020 NRDP, including the transition period, or farmers who set up no more than 5 years before applying for this intervention, who are under 45 when they apply and who are heads of the holding. Natural persons are not eligible.
Eligible applicants: farmers, except natural persons; agricultural cooperatives and cooperative societies that represent farmer members; groups and producer organisations legally established under national law and recognised by the Ministry of Agriculture, which serve their members’ interests.
Eligible applicants: farmers, except natural persons.
Eligible applicants: farmers, except unauthorised natural persons; agricultural cooperatives and agricultural cooperative societies; groups and producer organisations established under national law and recognised by the Ministry of Agriculture, which serve their members’ interests.
Eligible applicants: farmers, except natural persons; agricultural cooperatives and cooperative societies that represent farmer members; groups and producer organisations established under national law and recognised by the Ministry of Agriculture, which serve their members’ interests.
Eligible applicants: farmers, except natural persons; agricultural cooperatives and cooperative societies that represent farmer members; groups and producer organisations established under national law and recognised by the Ministry of Agriculture, which serve their members’ interests.
Eligible applicants: SMEs as defined by Law no. 346/2004, as later amended, and large enterprises.
Eligible applicants: micro-enterprises in rural areas. Beneficiaries are subject to the European and national rules in force on de minimis aid.
Eligible applicants: producer groups in the agricultural and fruit sectors that qualify as SMEs, that have been officially recognised by the competent authority, with support limited to the first 5 years after recognition.
Eligible applicants: partnerships set up under a cooperation agreement with at least one partner from the categories below and at least one farmer, group, producer organisation or cooperative active in agriculture: farmers (natural persons and/or legal entities); micro-enterprises and small enterprises; non-governmental organisations.