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- creation of fishery administration and organisation of the fish market - implementation of CAP mechanisms, including establishment of the Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS), Land Parcel Identification System (LPIS) and Animal Identification and Registration - enforcement of standards for agricultural holdings, creation of organic farms, - preparations for the introduction of the early retirement scheme (structural pensions), agri-environmental programmes and afforestation, - implementation of farm accountancy (FADN), the agricultural information system, the agricultural advisory system. According to financial memoranda for particular years, nearly Euro 300 million was allocated for agricultural project implementation, of which Euro 140 million in 1999-2003. Phare 2003 is the last pre-accession assistance programme. However, Poland and other new EU member states will continue the strengthening of administration and implementation of EU legislation following accession. To this end, the European Commission proposed an additional financial programme Transition Facility, which will enable funding of measures to strengthen administration within 3 years following accession. The European Commission suggested that such transition facility should continue the Phare Programme Institution Building, thus retaining the programme organisational structure that was created during its implementation. According to the schedule of the Transition Facility, the financial proposal covering projects proposed for Transition Facility 2004 will be discussed by the Phare Management Committee in September 2004. The Ministry of Agriculture submitted four projects for TF 2004 and two components under the Multi-sectoral Training Programme for Accession to the EU totalling Euro 9 620 000 (Euro 7 820 000 of EU funds and Euro 1 800 000 as Polish co-financing). SAPARD Programme AGRICULTURAL POLICY SAPARD was launched in July 2002, and the deadline for application submission by beneficiaries was February 2004. Within the whole period of application submission, farmers, territorial self-governments and entrepreneurs lodged 31 077 applications in total, including: - 1 778 for implementation of tasks related to improvement of processing and marketing of agricultural and fish products - 15 574 for investments in agricultural holdings - 6 230 for development and improvement of rural infrastructure - 7 495 for measures aimed at diversification of economic activities in rural areas. In addition, training and technical assistance the beneficiary of which was MARD were provided. 62
AGRICULTURAL POLICY Poland signed with the European Commission four Annual Financing Agreements for 2000-2003 totalling Euro 708.2 million with the corresponding national co-financing at Euro 235.8 million. From the beginning of its implementation until 22 June 2004, Euro 1047.2 million was disbursed to 5 378 beneficiaries. Amounts covered by applications for financial aid are above the SAPARD limits and therefore the European Commission was requested to finance applications assessed positively from the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund (EAGGF) resources. Assistance funds following accession to the EU Following accession, agricultural producers will be entitled to apply for the following: - direct area payments and payments to production of tobacco raw material and potato for starch, - participation in the rural development schemes covered by the Rural Areas Development Plan (RADP) - investment in agricultural holdings and enterprises and in agricultural environment, as defined in the Sectoral Operational Programme (SOP) 63
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