Rural Development Clause Samples
The Rural Development clause outlines the obligations and initiatives aimed at promoting economic and social growth in rural areas. Typically, this clause specifies the types of projects or investments that must be undertaken, such as infrastructure improvements, agricultural support, or community services, and may set benchmarks or reporting requirements for progress. Its core function is to ensure that resources and efforts are directed toward enhancing the quality of life and opportunities in rural communities, addressing disparities between urban and rural regions.
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Rural Development. Support the revision of national agriculture law and national agricultural extension; support the finalization of a new biodiversity law; • promotion of responsible use of pesticides in rice production and alternative crops; support bio-safety in biotechnology; • promote private investment in uplands areas; • support pro-poor policy in agricultural and rural development; promote provincial policies, strategies and procedures for a pro-poor business environment; encourage dialogue and capacity-building in provinces to promote investment in agriculture and rural development; • support the enhancement of productivity and income levels of poor households; • support improved household food security; and • promote improved market linkages with farmer groups and cooperatives.
Rural Development. Repair of roads; laying of pipes and fittings for water distribution systems; and cleaning and repairing of irrigation canals.
Rural Development. The Under Sec- retary for Rural Development has pol- icy and operational oversight respon- sibilities for RHS,
Rural Development. The CBC component has the objective of promoting good neighbourly relations, fostering stability, security and prosperity in the mutual in- terest of all countries concerned, and of encouraging their harmonic, balanced and sustainable development. Croatia is going to co-operate among others with Hungary within a framework of a common pro- gramme based on a joint institutional background. The two countries lay down their strategic development priorities in a joint program- ming document. Calls for proposals will be available for non-profit organisations of both countries. Common financial resources available in the Programme will be used within a framework of an open call system. Implementation of the Programme will be carried out in joint structure through common projects and joint decision making.
Rural Development i. capacity building of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ groups along the entire agricultural value chain;
ii. improving transport, communication and market facilities for agricultural inputs and outputs marketing;
iii. addressing socio-cultural barriers such as language differences, literacy levels, gender biases, community health that influence the nature of farming systems;
iv. improving farmers’ access to credit services and natural and cultural resource management; and
v. developing relevant policy measures to support availability of adequate agricultural inputs to small scale farmers on a timely basis.
Rural Development. The Parties will encourage collaborations among rural development groups, institutions, organizations and businesses to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ exchanges about best practices and the use of information and communication technologies, the sharing of knowledge and the transfer of strategic know-how to support the Acadian and Francophone community in its development.
Rural Development. 3.3.1. It should be clear that the "Common Rural Development Policy" which is included into the package of the Agenda is not considered to be an independent policy. In fact, the relevant Regulation aims to be an integral part of CAP, accompanying and complementing the other instruments (price support, market management measures, direct payments), contributing therefore to the achievement of the overall objectives of CAP laid down in the Article 33 (ex 39) of the Treaty. Additionally, it is known that, after the Maastricht and Amsterdam Treaties, all the sectoral policies (including, of course, CAP and CRDP), should take seriously into account the objectives of economic & social cohesion (Article 130) and should contribute to their achievement. Therefore, the proposed Rural Development measures should contribute to the cohesion of: • Regions whose development is lagging behind (Objective 1) and • Regions facing structural difficulties Rural Development Policy is supposed to follow the principle of subsidiarity (decentralised policy, emphasis on participation, "bottom-up" approach), that is the Community measures are coming to supplement (and not replace) the national measures. That is why, at the Community level, only basic support criteria are laid down. Practically, this means that the measures proposed and accepted in the final agreement are and will remain under the co- financing principle. However, support offered by the M-S alone would be subject to the specific State Aid rules. For the monitoring and the evaluation of the Rural Development support, appropriate rules are established, using as reference well-defined indicators.
3.3.2. The new Regulation establishes a framework for Community Support for Rural Development. The Farm Ministers agreed to accept the proposals, by making only some partial changes. • The main (and perhaps the only) change of the proposal is to combine all the existing rural and structural measures into one piece of legislation, contributing therefore to the simplification of the system. • The new Regulation includes all the existing rural development measures in the certain order. It is designed to have implementing measures attached, which can be used by the M-S invited to set their own local programme priorities from a menu of options. • There will be two groups of measures financed by FEOGA: (a) The three 1992 accompanying measures plus the LFA scheme, financed by the Guarantee Section (horizontally), and (b) Measures conce...
Rural Development. A policy approach that seeks to maintain the vitality of the countryside through a balanced development of rural areas. Agriculture has an important role to play, particularly regarding the landscape and employment.