Image: © Klemens Karkow Presentation and discussion of a new NABU study Dear Madam/Sir, Under the new global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) the EU has committed to sustainable agriculture and the recovery of biodiversity. The EU’s Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) faces major challenges in order to meet these demands. The future policy will have to tackle the signiﬁcant negative impacts on soil, water, and climate as well as decli- ning biodiversity. At the same time, the CAP will have to ensure that the economic needs of sustainable farming are met by the policy. In time for the upcoming debate on the future of the CAP post 2020, NABU (BirdLife Partner in Germany) and BirdLife Europe would like to invite you to a discussion on the results of a study commissioned by NABU to the Institute for Agro-ecology and Biodiversity (ifab). The study proposes new, environmen- tally sound support schemes for agriculture and calculates the income effects for different types of farms. We are looking forward to your participation and contributions. After the presentation and debate we would like to invite you to informal discussions over snacks and drinks. Yours faithfully, Leif Miller Angelo Caserta CEO NABU Director, BirdLife Europe and Central Asia WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 | 18:00-22:00 REPRESENTATION OF THE STATE OF BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG TO THE EU, BRUSSELS Fit, fair and sustainable: Proposals for a new agriculture policy in the EU This event is kindly supported by the Representation of the State of Baden- Württemberg to the EU:

Presentation and discussion of a new NABU study€¦ · EU agriculture policy Dr. Rainer Oppermann, Director, ifab Dr. Sebastian Lakner, Georg-August-University Göttingen Agriculture

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Presentation and discussion of a new NABU study

Dear Madam/Sir,

Under the new global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) the EU has committed to sustainable agriculture and the recovery of biodiversity. The EU’s Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) faces major challenges in order to meet these demands. The future policy will have to tackle the significant negative impacts on soil, water, and climate as well as decli-ning biodiversity. At the same time, the CAP will have to ensure that the economic needs of sustainable farming are met by the policy.

In time for the upcoming debate on the future of the CAP post 2020, NABU (BirdLife Partner in Germany) and BirdLife Europe would like to invite you to a discussion on the results of a study commissioned by NABU to the Institute for Agro-ecology and Biodiversity (ifab). The study proposes new, environmen-tally sound support schemes for agriculture and calculates the income effects for different types of farms.

We are looking forward to your participation and contributions. After the presentation and debate we would like to invite you to informal discussions over snacks and drinks.

Yours faithfully,

Leif Miller Angelo CasertaCEO NABU Director, BirdLife Europe and Central Asia

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 | 18:00-22:00

REPRESENTATION OF THE STATE OF BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG TO THE EU, BRUSSELS

Fit, fair and sustainable: Proposals for a new agriculture policy in the EU

This event is kindly supported by the Representation of the State of Baden-Württemberg to the EU:

Page 2: Presentation and discussion of a new NABU study€¦ · EU agriculture policy Dr. Rainer Oppermann, Director, ifab Dr. Sebastian Lakner, Georg-August-University Göttingen Agriculture

REPRESENTATION OF THE STATE OF BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG TO THE EU, BRUSSELS

Registration and Fingerfood

Welcome and IntroductionDr. Eick von Ruschkowski, Head of the Depart-ment for Nature Conservation and Environmental Policy, NABU

Fit, fair and sustainable: Proposals for a new EU agriculture policyDr. Rainer Oppermann, Director, ifabDr. Sebastian Lakner, Georg-August-University Göttingen

Agriculture policy post 2020 – Key aspects from the point of view of Baden-WürttembergPeter Hauk MDL, Minister for Agriculture and Consumer Protection Baden-Württemberg

Panel DebatePeter Hauk MdL, Minister for Agriculture and Consumer Protection Baden-WürttembergMaria Noichl MEP, SPD/S&DChristiane Canenbley, Member of Cabinet of Commissioner Phil HoganJannes Maes, Vice-President CEJATrees Robijns, Senior Agriculture Policy Officer BirdLife Europe

Snacks and Drinks

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Facilitation by: Monika Hoegen, communication for develop-ment

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