Menu

• EFNCP events
  Recent events:
  • Workshop on Results-Based Payments – Caernarfon, 12-13/3/24

  ---

  • Farmers, livestock, habitats and fire in Ireland – Burren Winterage School workshop, 27/10/23
  • Workshop on Livestock and Biodiversity in Europe – Nature as a solution in Grazing Systems? – Copenhagen on the 22-23 August 2022
  • Workshop to review work on livestock grazing and nature conservation in Europe – Eggebek, Schleswig-Holstein, 13–14 August 2022
  • Workshops and study tour on nature conservation and livestock grazing in Europe – Workshop, 13 & 14 August 2022, Eggebek, Germany
  • How do you reward farmers and land managers for delivery of public benefits? – Workshop, 15 February 2019, Parke, Bovey Tracey, UK
  • Paying for ‘results’ in agri-environment schemes - can we meet the needs of both farmers and society?, Seminar, Blaenafon, 13 Feb 2018
  • Locally led agri-environment schemes - from a farmer’s perspective, Workshop, 13-14 March 2017
  • Reflecting ecology in policy, Sighisoara, Romania, 20-24 September 2016
  • Management of extensive grasslands ..., Boros, 29-31 May 2016
  • Exploring our Common Ground, Brussels, 18/19 November 2015
  • European Parliament seminar, Brussels, 17 November 2015
  • EFNCP Conference in Ireland, 21-25 October 2015
  • Symposium on HNV farmlands, Rome, 24th September 2015
  • EFNCP in the 2015 edition of Green Week
  • Irish Commonage Workshop, Dungarvan (2014)
  • Best practices for sustainable use of common grasslands in the Western Balkans and Europe (2013)
  • Farmers and policy-makers discuss the future of high-nature-value farming (2013)
  • ICAAM International Conference, Portugal (2013)
  • Extensive grazing in Europe... Hungen, D (2012)
  • Integrating biodiversity in CAP. Brussels, B (2012)
  • Semi-natural Pastures and Meadows ... Brussels, B (2012)
  • Europe's hay meadows in decline - what are we losing and what can we do? Brussels, B (2012)
  • UK seminar on HNV farming policies. London, GB (2012)
  • European pastoralisms : traditions fit for the future! Paris, France (2012)
  • Characterising and accompanying HNV farming at regional scale ... - Montpellier, France (2011)
  • High Nature Value Farming in South-Eastern Europe – SEE Regional HNV Farming Policy Workshop, Croatia (2011)
  • Seminar in European Parliament - Brussels, Belgium (2011)
  • Permanent Pastures and Meadows - Brussels, Belgium (2011)
  • High Nature Value grasslands, Sibiu, Romania (2010)
  • Seminar on HNV farming - Normandy, France (2010)
  • SEE Network Meeting, Bulgaria (2010)
  • International Workshop Vilm (2010)
  • International Conference on High Nature Value farming on Vilm (2010)
  • Mountain hay meadows - hot spots of biodiversity and traditional culture (2010)
  • HNV farming: initiating the debate in France, Paris (2009)
  • HNV Farmland in SE Europe (2008)
  • Can the Market work for Nature? Uppsala, Sweden (2007)
  • Uist Workshop (2006)
  • Pamporovo (2005)
  • LFA/HNV (2005)
  • Accession & HNV (2004)
  • Decoupling & HNV (2004)
  • Rural Development measures..., Montpellier (2003)
  • First Pillar CAP (2003)

Social Media

follow EFNCP on Facebook Tweets by @EFNCP.

Workshop on Results-Based Payments

Caernarfon, 12-13/3/24

This workshop was organised to benefit the Welsh Government’s post-Brexit scheme design process by bringing together international practitioners and experts on results-based payment approaches.

The event was funded by the Welsh Government by means of an Agile Cymru grant. Opinions expressed in the event do not necessarily reflect those of the funder.

The rationale of the event did not lend itself to the drawing of public conclusions; this page provides access to the materials shared onscreen during the workshop.

Presentations

• Introduction to the event – Gwyn Jones (Download PDF)
• Sustainable Farming Scheme context – Welsh Government
• Introduction to Results-Based Payment Schemes – Gwyn Jones & Caroline Sullivan (Download PDF)
• Ireland’s Locally Adapted Hybrid RBP Model – James Moran (Download PDF)
• RBP in the Austrian AEC Programme – Johanna Huber (Download PDF)
• Collective approach to AECM – a Dutch example – René Stiphout (Download PDF)
• Questions arising (Download PDF)
• Farmer attitudes to RBPS – Mary McAndrew (Download PDF)
• Meaningful delivery? – Derek McLoughlin (Download PDF)
• Summary of issues arising on the field trip (Download PDF)
• Why use RBPS? – Rob Burton (Download PDF)
• Calculating payments; combining measures – Gwyn Jones (Download PDF)
• Developing RBPS delivery capacity – Caroline Sullivan (Download PDF)
• Using technology to deliver effectively – Patrick Crushell (Download PDF)