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DireDate Final SeminarDirect and indirect data needs linked to farms for Agri-Environmental Indicators
Oene OenemaWageningen University
AlterraThe Netherlands
Outline
What is DireDate?
What are agriculture – environmental interactions?
Brief overview of DireDate Tasks
Summary and main Recommendations
What is “DireDate”?
Service Contract Project, commissioned by the European Commission, DG EUROSTAT;
Deals with data & information about the ‘Agro-Environment’, about AEIs;
Duration: 16 months (27-11-2009 until....) Consortium: 5 institutions
CONSORTIUM
DLO-Alterra, Wageningen UR, NL (consortium leader)
Department of Agro-ecology and Environment, University of Aarhus, Denmark
Institute of Technology and Life Sciences, ITP/IMUZ, Falenty, Poland
Department of Sustainable Agricultural Systems, University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Wien, Austria,
ADAS, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
General objective
“to create a framework for setting up a sustainable system for collecting a set of data from farmers and other sources that will serve primarily European and national statisticians for creating the agreed 28 agri-environmental indicators and thus serve policy makers, but as well agricultural and environmental researchers, observers of climate change and other environmental issues linked to agriculture”.
Data collection
Data processing
Data reporting
28 (32) agreed AEIs
AEI 5 Mineral fertiliser consumption D AEI 1 Agri-env commitment RAEI 6 Consumption of pesticides D AEI 2 Agricultural areas under Natura 2000 RAEI 7 Irrigation D AEI 3 Farmers’ training level ….. RAEI 8 Energy use D AEI 4 Area under organic farming RAEI 11.1 Soil cover D AEI 9 Land use change DAEI 11.2 Tillage practices D AEI 10.1 Cropping patterns DAEI 11.3 Manure storage D AEI 10.2 Livestock patterns DAEI 12 Intensification/extensification D AEI 13 Specialisation DAEI 15 Gross nitrogen balance P AEI 14 Risk of land abandonment DAEI 16 Risk of pollution by phosphorus P AEI 17 Pesticide risk PAEI 18 Ammonia emissions P AEI 20 Water abstraction PAEI 19 Greenhouse gas emissions P AEI 21 Soil erosion PAEI 26 Soil quality S AEI 22 Genetic diversity P
AEI 23 High Nature Value farmland PAEI 24 Renewable energy PAEI 25 Farmland birds SAEI 27.1 Water quality – Nitrate SAEI 27.2 Water quality – Pesticide SAEI 28 Landscape - State and diversity S
First priority AEIs
DPSIR Scond priority AEIs
DPSIR
Source: COM (2006) 508
First set of AEIs
Second set of AEIs
AgricultureResourcesFood, fiberServices
Emissions to air
Emissions
to water
UNFCCC Kyoto ProtocolUNECE-CLRTAP Gothenburg Protocol
EU National Emissions Ceilings Directive
EU IPPC
EU CAP + cross compliance
EU Rural Development Program
EU Water Framework Directive
EU Nitrates Directive
EU Directive on Pesticides
EU Strategy for Sustainable Development
EU Birds & Habitat Directives
EU Soils Strategy EU Groundwater Directive
EU Animal Welfare
EU Food Quality Regulation
EU Biofuel Directive
Overview of the 9 tasks of DireDate
1: Analyse the AEI for data requirements, availability, gaps
2: Analyse other reporting needs related to AEI (EU legislations)
3: Analyse methods for GHG & NH3 emissions and N & P balances
4: Summarise data needs and identify potentials for harmonisation
5: Analyse needs for data combination
6: Characterise Member State data collection & reporting systems
7: Organise expert meetings,
8: Submit a technical document summarising tasks 1 to 7
9: Discuss the results of tasks 1 to 8 at a workshop
Task 3 Analysis of NH3 & GHG emissions & NP
balances.
Methodologies and data requirements described
Recommendations for data collection: For NH3, CH4 and N2O a tiered approach For N and P balances different systems descriptions
Strong ‘institutionalization’ for NH3, CH4 & N2O emissions Conventions, protocols, guidance documents: uniform reporting
Summary of preliminary recommendations (1)
1. Harmonization of policy reporting requirements needed
2. ‘Institutionalization’ of AE data needed: protocols, formats, QC&QA, responsibilities
3. Harmonization of data processing: ‘building block concept’
4. Coordinated structure and procedures for data collection per MS
Summary main recommendations (2)
5. Harmonization of data collection procedures1. According Regulation 1166/2008: FSS (farm
structure surveys ) + SAPM (survey on agricultural production methods) + additional surveys
2. Revised FSS (once in 2/3 yrs) + revised SAPM (once in ~5yrs)