French opinion on the budget devoted by the EU to the Common Agricultural Policy 2018
This statistic shows the opinion of French surveyed on the budget allocated by the European Union (EU) to the Common Agricultural Policy (also called CAP, French: PAC) in 2018. It reveals that 49 percent of respondents answered that the budget allowed to the CAP should not change.
The Common Agricultural Policy, launched in 1962, is a partnership between agriculture and society and between Europe and its farmers. Its main goals are to support farmers, to ensure that they can make a reasonable living, to improve agricultural productivity, to help reducing climate change and to increase the sustainable management of natural resources and to preserve and maintain natural rural areas in the EU. In 2018 the EU supported farmers in the amount of 58,82 billion of euros.
The Common Agricultural Policy, launched in 1962, is a partnership between agriculture and society and between Europe and its farmers. Its main goals are to support farmers, to ensure that they can make a reasonable living, to improve agricultural productivity, to help reducing climate change and to increase the sustainable management of natural resources and to preserve and maintain natural rural areas in the EU. In 2018 the EU supported farmers in the amount of 58,82 billion of euros.
