RECAP: Information measures relating to the Common Agricultural Policy Programme

Summary

The project evaluates CAP's response to challenges like COVID-19 and Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It monitors real-time CAP implementation across countries, creates a platform for stakeholders to connect and voice concerns, and contributes to sector rejuvenation, upskilling, and gender mainstreaming. Activities include editorial, multimedia, and events with a focus on interactive and social media. The project involves collaboration with European stakeholders, spans multiple languages, and results in 585 outputs shared on websites and social media channels.

The objectives

• Follow the implementation of the CAP Strategic plans, in real time, as it occurs in various countries by considering conflicting opinions and the impact of the agricultural sector on the environment and the economy.
• Given the cross-cutting nature of the CAP, provide a space for agricultural actors to connect, debate and voice their concerns with consumers, policy makers, and EU stakeholders from different sectors.
• Contribute to the rejuvenation, upskilling, and gender mainstreaming of the agricultural sector by engaging with young people and giving a voice to women and local farmers.

• Euractiv.com (coordinator)
• Euractiv.fr
• Euractiv.de
• Spain (ES - EFEAGRO)
• Poland (PL)
• Romania (RO) 
• Bulgaria (BG)
• Greece (EL)
• Italy (IT)
• Czech Republic (CZ)
• CEJA

Euractiv is involved in the following tasks:

• Editorial coverage and content exchange (AgriFood  Brief, CAP Tracker)
• Stakeholder workshops (.com/.de/.fr)
• Multimedia activities (video interviews, video explainers, video reportages, podcast)
• Interactive and Social media dissemination (Infographics, Twitter Chats, Social media Shorts)

The project will be carried out over a period of 12 months. 

Check out the project on Euractiv.com here.