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These tables provide an overview of the reported values of complementary result indicators per Rural Development Programme, which Member States reported to the European Commission in 2019, via SFC. The indicator values were reported from the operations with primary, secondary and LEADER contributions. 

This evaluation determines how effective the options are for increasing the plant diversity in grasslands with legumes and herbs. Plant and soil data was collected from 76 parcels on 54 holdings, coupled with face-to-face interviews.

The evaluation study IV - Mountain Area - includes the results of the observation, analysis and evaluation activities of the data related to the interventions and actions funded during the 2015-2017 period through the NRDP 2014-2020, at the level of mountain area.

This study looks to produce and use a methodology to determine the extent to which Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) has (a) delivered an improvement in lowland heathland conditions; (b) been appropriately targeted.

This study evaluates the contributions of the Lithuanian Rural Development Programme 2014-2020 to reducing the negative impacts of agriculture on climate change.

This factsheet highlights the HNV map for Denmark developed by the Danish Centre for Environment and Energy at Aarhus University

In the second half of 2018, an evaluation was conducted to assess the achievement of the Flemish NRN towards its four objectives.
 

This report presents the assessment of the implementation, results and preliminary impacts of the Farm Advisory Services of Mainland Finland RDP 2014-2020. The evaluation summary includes the most important findings, conclusions and recommendations.

The objective of this study was to map the use of PAT in Flemish agricultural businesses. In the framework of the Flemish year of agricultural data, questions on the use of PAT’s were sent out to participants of the Farm Accountancy Data Network.