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Amplifying the local
voices: Addressing
Rural Development in
CAP post 2020
18th February 2020
12:30 - 14:30
Representation of the
Free State of
Bavaria to the EU
Rue de Wiertz 77
1000 Brussels
Hosting MEPs:
Ms Simone Schmiedtbauer (EPP)
Mr Paolo De Castro (S&D)
Mr Jérémy Decerle (Renew Europe)
hosted by: rural coalition:
kindly hosted by: coalition of regions:
“Amplifying the local voices: Addressing
Rural Development in CAP post 2020”
18th February 2020
12:30 to 14:30
Representation of the
Free State of Bavaria to the EU
Rue de Wiertz 77
1000 Brussels
Programme
11:45 - 12:00 Registration
12:00 - 12:30 Networking lunch
12:30 - 12:40 Opening speech:
Ms Barbara Schretter, Director of the Representation
of the Free State of Bavaria to the EU
12:40 - 13:00 Welcome speeches:
Ms Simone Schmiedtbauer, MEP, EPP
Mr Paolo De Castro, MEP, S&D
Mr Jérémy Decerle, MEP, Renew Europe
13:00 - 13:45 Introduction of the coalitions – David Lamb, ENRD
Panel debate:
Mr Olivier Allain, Regional Council of Brittany
Ms Laura Bargione, CIA Agricoltori Italiani
Mr Jannes Maes, CEJA
Mr Fergal Monaghan, Hen Harrier Project
13:45 - 14:15 Q&A
14:15 - 14:30 Closing speech:
Mr Nikša Tkalec, SCA spokesperson
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Speakers
Moderator: David Lamb, ENRD international level. He also started working on the family
David has over 20 years’ farm with his brother and father. Jannes has been a
experience which started in member of the CEJA board since 2015. He is currently
food & drink manufacturing and completing his second mandate as President.
marketing in 1997. From 2003,
David then led the Food & Drink Olivier ALLAIN, Vice-President of
Team within Scotland’s Rural the Brittany Region in charge of
College (SRUC), managing their agriculture and agri-food
specialist advisory & consultancy Olivier ALLAIN ist Landwirt in Corlay
activity. In 2012 he helped create in der Nordbretagne innerhalb
and then managed the Think einer Erzeugergemeinschaft
Local programme – the Scottish (Groupement Agricole de
Government’s first local food and Exploitation en Commun - GAEC).
drink development programme. Er züchtet Mutterkühe (mit dem
Since 2014 David has been working for the European Qualitätsiegel “Label Rouge Blonde
Network for Rural Development Contact Point based d’Aquitaine”) und Legehennen
in Brussels, leading the work on developing the (ökologischer Landbau). Seit
relationships between the National Rural Networks 2015 ist er Vizepräsident für
across the 27 Member States of the EU in their delivery of Landwirtschaft und Lebensmittelindustrie im Regionalrat
Rural Development Policy. He is an experienced lecturer, der Bretagne.
trainer and facilitator specialising in international food Auf departementale Ebene war er zuvor mehrmals
marketing and rural development. Präsident der FDSEA (Departmentale Agrargewerkschaft)
und Präsident der Landwirtschaftskammer. 2017 war
Laura Bargione, CIA Agricoltori Olivier Allain der Landwirtschaftsberater von Emmanuel
Italiani Macron während des Präsidentschaftswahlkampfes.
Laura Bargione, born in Sicily Danach koordinierte er die nationale Konferenz für
in 1987, started her career as Ernährung. Er wurde auch tätig als “Botschafter” für
agricultural entrepreneur in 2006. die landwirtschaftliche Komponente des nationalen
She owns Mariscò Farm and runs Investitionsplans, dessen Ziel die nachhaltige Wende der
it with her family, according to Agrar- und Agrarlebensmittelsektoren ist.
organic agricultural principles.
In 2014, Laura in participation Fergal Monaghan, Project
with other partners expanded Manager of Hen Harrier Project
into service of ergotherapy for Fergal Monaghan has 25 years
young people with mental issues. experience as a farm advisor
Together with her partners, they in the West of Ireland. He is
started a pilot project called IL now the Project Manager in
CORAGGIO DI AMARE. Through community living, the Hen Harrier Project. This
meaningful work on the land, and clinical care, the EIP (European Innovation
participants grounded themselves, reaching a sense of Partnership) is the largest
achievement that helped them toward their recovery, species focused Results based
better health and a greater independence. At the end Agri Environment Programme
of this project a first residential therapeutic community in Europe. This project has
in Sicily dedicated to helping young people with mental brought recognition and reward
health issues, eating disorders and related challenges to the role of 1,500 farmers in
was opened. delivering for conservation and ecosystem services
In 2015, Laura decided to start another company Volare over 37,000 ha of High Nature Value Farmland. The
Consulting, a platform to assist Italian producers to project has introduced new technologies to scheme
promote and export their products abroad. The company administration and developed partnerships with farmers,
aims also at sourcing Italian products, mostly food and the Agriculture Ministry, industry, fire and rescue services
beverage, for international buyers, drawing up from and conservation agencies. These are already showing
Laura’s experience as marketing manager for an import real results with a 35% increase in the breeding success of
and distribution company of Italian food and beverage Hen Harriers in the first 3 years of the project.
products in Shangai.
Jannes Maes, CEJA President
Jannes is a dairy farmer from
Flanders in northern Belgium.
Growing up on the family farm
instilled in him a passion for
agriculture. He later undertook
agricultural studies in secondary
school and at university level.
While a student, he became
a member of Groene Kring,
the Flemish organisation for
young farmers. This led to roles
representing young farmers
at local, regional, national and
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