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To protect the environment.
3. Policy objective and/or purpose of the subsidy
The overall objective of the programme is to intensify and deepen the cooperation in an environmentally, socially and economically sustainable way between Zakarpatska, Ivano-Frankivska and Chernivetska regions of Ukraine and eligible and adjacent areas ofHungary, Romania and Slovakia.
The achievement of the overall objective of the proposed strategy is envisaged by implementing measures that contribute to the achievement of the objective by their expected results. Foreseen measures are grouped into priorities:
- Priority 1.: Promote economic and social development (Knowledge transfer and practice-sharing to promote joint developments of businesses and increase turistic attractiveness of the area.)
- Priority 2.: Enhance environmental quality (To enhance the quality of air, waters, soil and forestry resources and reduce risks of damages on natural environment.)
- Priority 3.: Increase border efficiency (To increase efficiency of border management on the Ukrainian border.)
- Priority 4.: Support people to people cooperation (To improve the effectiveness of public services and increase mutual understanding of various groups of the society.)

To protect the environment.
3. Policy objective and/or purpose of the subsidy
The fundamental objective is the improvement of the competitiveness of Hungarian agriculture by establishing a sector that, by the diversification of production and activities, contributes to the development of domestic agriculture and the improvement of quality of life for the rural population by 2013, along with maintaining the present employment rate and producing 30% more added value.
The structure of the Programme is an axis-based framework, in which the axes represent the main rural development priorities:
1. Improving the competitiveness of agriculture, food production and forestry,
2. Improving the environment and the countryside,
3. Enhancement of quality of life throughout rural Hungary; diversification of the rural economy,
4. LEADER – Community based actions for the development of rural economy.

To protect the environment.
2. Policy objective and/or purpose of the subsidy
The scheme aims to maximise the number of over 48 month bovines being collected, to integrate fully with BSE requirements, to minimise the use of licensed burial and to provide important environmental benefits.

To manage waste.
9 FARM WASTE MANAGEMENT SCHEME (NDP 2000-2006)
2. Policy objective and/or purpose of the subsidy
The objective of the Scheme is to assist farmers to meet the new requirements of the Nitrates Directive (Council Directive (EC) 91/676.

To protect animals.
2. Policy objective and/or purpose of the subsidy
The object of the scheme is to encourage the maintenance of a number of separate herds of Kerry Cattle in Ireland and the creation and maintenance of a sufficient reserve of pure bred breeding stock.
3. Background and authority for the subsidy (including identification of the legislation under which it is granted)
The Kerry breed is an exclusively Irish species of livestock with certain qualities that facilitated its development in an adverse environment (poor nutrition, poor quality land etc.). It has a relatively good milk yield for its size and feed intake. Consequently the conservation of this species of livestock as a pool of genetic material was considered prudent, for future scientific research and development of breeds suitable for specific Irish conditions.

To promote organic production.
The aim of the Scheme is to facilitate the development of the organic sector so as to ensure a regular supply of high quality organic produce to the market.

To promote organic production
2. Policy objective and/or purpose of the subsidy
The aim of the Scheme is to facilitate the development of the organic sector so as to ensure a regular supply of high quality organic produce to the market.

To promote environmentally sustainable acquaculture.
The scheme is designed to promote the commercial development of aquaculture on a basis which is financially, technically and environmentally sustainable.

To promote environmentally sustainable acquaculture.
The objectives of this scheme are to promote investment in innovative technology and trialling such technology under commercial conditions to improve performance and competitiveness; establish the economic and technical feasibility of new sites and species and to assist and invest in measures to improve, long term environmental sustainability, fish health and welfare and product quality. This scheme is designed to enhance the skills and knowledge base of the industry and to integrate in a harmonious manner, aquaculture into coastal communities and rural areas.

To promote sustainable fisheries management.
The overall objective of the Seafood Handling Scheme is to promote quality and efficiency in the handling of fish and shellfish. The Scheme is targeted at small scale investment projects. Larger investment projects may be eligible for consideration under the Seafood Processing Measure. In general and as a guideline, the Seafood Handling Scheme is targeted at investment projects costing less than €100,000 but this threshold depends on the nature of the project and the availability of funding.