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Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS) programme transitioning schemes: (1 of 9 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 9 schemes) Organic Conversion scheme: to encourage conversion of land to organic farming systems which will enable emissions reduction at the pace and scale demanded by our legal climate targets. Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.

Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS) programme transitioning schemes: (1 of 9 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 9 schemes) Small Grants – Environment: to enable on-farm environmental improvements, such as hedgerow restoration and creation, tree planting, etc; to enable emissions reduction at the pace and scale demanded by our legal climate targets. Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.

Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS) programme transitioning schemes: (1 of 9 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 9 schemes) Small Grants – Horticulture Start-Up: to encourage the establishment of start-up horticultural businesses or new horticultural enterprises within established farming businesses; (...) Eligibility for payments is dependent on contributing to emissions reduction, supporting the pace and scale demanded by our legal climate targets. Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.

Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) schemes: The Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) programme aims to provide aid for peatland restoration, tree planting (initial afforestation of agricultural land), and species restoration in England to tackle the global crises of climate change and biodiversity loss in the terrestrial environment. While some measures are related to the above-stated aims, the NCF is a wider programme actioning extending and enhancing protected areas within England to protect 30% of its land and sea by 2030; introducing planning, partnerships, and financing for nature recovery. Some of the measures relating to woodlands provide funding to agricultural producers and other landowners and land managers: to create woodlands that comply with the UK Forestry Standard; (...) to plant and manage woodlands on the land of landowners in return for an annual rent payment; (...) fund innovation, research and development to improve the condition of woodland habitats in England; creating a network of riparian woodland corridors. (...) The NCF programme is also designed to support broader nature based projects designed to deliver environmental outcomes aligned with the UK Government’s 25 Year Environment Plan, such as cleaner air and water, thriving plants and wildlife, a reduced risk of harm from environmental hazards such as flooding and drought, using natural resources more sustainably and efficiently, etc. The funding will generate revenues from ecosystem services to attract and repay investment.

Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) schemes: (1 of 12 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 12 schemes) Woodlands into Management Forestry Innovation Funds (WiMFIF): The measure will benefit rural communities by funding research into improving the ecological management of existing woodlands by woodland management companies, conservation bodies and research organisations. The aim of WiMFIF is to help with restoration of woodland habitats including woodlands that have not been managed for some time and those suffering from high level of damages resulting from animal species. Under Paragraph 2 - General Services/Research and Paragraph 12 - Payments under Environmental Programmes.

Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) schemes: (1 of 12 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 12 schemes) Big Nature Impact Fund (BNIF): Eligibility for BNIF investment is limited to a clear criterion identifying which projects can receive financing and what the financing aims to achieve. Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.

Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) schemes: (1 of 12 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 12 schemes) England Woodland creation Offer: Eligibility for payments is limited to applicants with plans to create woodlands which comply with the UK Forestry Standard. Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.

Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) schemes: (1 of 12 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 12 schemes) Forestry England Woodland Partnership lease product: Eligibility for payments is limited to landowners who have leased their land for woodland creation. The maximum payment rates for rent have been established by economists and market-tested and represent payment for income forgone only. Each rent will be negotiated according to the natural capital benefits offered by the applicant to ensure best value for money.
Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.

Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) schemes: (1 of 12 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 12 schemes) Local Authority Treescapes Fund (LATF): Eligibility for payment is determined by a clear set of criteria that ensures work will meet the objectives of the Nature for Climate Fund programme, which LATF sits within. Payments will be limited to the cost of carrying out work agreed under the LATF. Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.

Nature for Climate Fund (NCF) schemes: (1 of 12 schemes, subsidy amount is for all 12 schemes) Peatland Grant Scheme: Eligibility for payments is limited to habitat and soil management and work(s) associated with moving a peatland along the restoration trajectory towards a fully functioning ecosystem. The grant supports activities linked to the re-hydration of degraded peats and the re-establishment of peat forming plant communities. Under Paragraph 12 - Payments under environmental programmes.