Examples of using Natural constraints in English and their translations into Swedish
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In the event of a disaster, the natural constraints of these regions, which often face a combination of risks, as in the case of Madeira, should allow the various financial instruments under cohesion policy to be used,
Specific natural constraints could also be taken into account therefore when calculating direct payments.
To compensate for production difficulties in areas with specific natural constraints because such regions are at increased risk of land abandonment.
farmers in areas with natural constraints;
territories facing geographical and natural constraints.".
Finally, delegations considered compensation for production difficulties in areas with natural constraints necessary to maintain farming activity throughout the EU
Finally, delegations considered compensation for production difficulties in areas with natural constraints necessary to maintain farming activity throughout the EU and to preserve the
Areas with Natural Constraints(ANCs)/Less Favoured Areas(LFAs): Member States(or regions) may grant an additional payment for areas with natural constraints(as defined under Rural Development rules) of up to 5% of the national envelope.
farmers in regions with natural constraints, sectors at risk,
other areas facing specific or other natural constraints covered by Pillar II measures.
All Member States would have to undertake a fine-tuning exercise, based on objective criteria, with the purpose of excluding areas in which significant natural constraints have been documented
areas with natural constraints, animal welfare) by paying up
Promotion of the sustainable development of agriculture in areas with specific natural constraints by providing an additional income support to farmers in such areas in the form of an area-based payment as a complement to the support given under the 2nd pillar.
the consideration of areas with specific natural constraints.
take into account natural constraints affecting agricultural production in mountain areas.
In order to promote the sustainable development of agriculture in areas with specific natural constraints, Member States should be able to use part of their national ceilings for direct payments to grant an annual area-based payment,
partly situated in areas with natural constraints designated by Member States in accordance with Article 33(1)
to take account of the natural constraints specific to these territories,
technological or natural constraints for certain types of action,
Payment for areas with natural constraints(Articles 48-49), optional for Member States.