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Annexes to Rural Development Programme ANNEXES TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (2007-2013) TABLE OF CONTENTS Annex 1 ...........................................................................................................................................4 Information on the Consultation Process ........................................................................................4 Annex 2 .........................................................................................................................................13 Organisations and Institutions Invited to the Monitoring Committee of the Implementation of the Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 .................................................................................13 Annex 3 .........................................................................................................................................16 Baseline, Output, Result and Impact Indicators............................................................................16 Annex 4 .........................................................................................................................................29 Annexes to the Axis 1 Measures...................................................................................................29 Attachment 1 (Measure 121 Modernisation of Agricultural Holding) .........................................30 List of Newly Introduced Community Standards .........................................................................30 Attachment 1.A. (Measure 121 Modernisation of Agricultural Holding and Measure 123 Adding Value to Agricultural and Forestry Products) ...............................................................................45 Demarcation between the Bulgarian Rural Development Programme 2007-2013 and the National Support Program in the Wine Sector.............................................................................................45 Attachment 2 (Measure 123 Adding value of agricultural and forestry products) .......................47 List Of Newly Introduced Community Standards.........................................................................47 Attachment 3 (Measure 143 Provision of Farm Advisory and Extension Services in Bulgaria and Romania) .......................................................................................................................................56 National Agriculture Advisory Service Information On NAAS Functions, Capacity And Qualification..................................................................................................................................56 Annex 5 .........................................................................................................................................59 Annexes to the Axis 2 Measures...................................................................................................59 Attachment 1 to Axis 2 Measures .................................................................................................60 Research Team for the Methodology of Payment Calculations for Measures 211, 212, and 214 60 Research Team for the methodology of calculation of standard costs for Measure 223: .............61 Attachment 1 to Measure 211 and 212 - Map and List of Mountain TBS and other TBS ..........62 Attachment 2 to Measures 211 and 212......................................................................................107 Methodology for Calculation of Payments for Farmers in Less-Favoured Areas ......................107 Attachment 3 to Measure 212 .....................................................................................................110 Farming Land Category (Summary) ...........................................................................................110 Attachment 1 to Measure 214 .....................................................................................................112 Baseline for agri-environment commitments..............................................................................112 Attachment 2 to Measure 214 .....................................................................................................130 Minimum requirements for fertilizers and plant protection materials ........................................130 Attachment 3 to Measure 214 .....................................................................................................136 2 Methodology for Calculation of the Agri-environment Payments..............................................136 Attachment 4 to Measure 214 .....................................................................................................143 Approach for Designation of HNV Farmlands in Bulgaria and Map of HNV Farmlands in Bulgaria .......................................................................................................................................143 Attachment 5 to Measure 214 .....................................................................................................148 Attachment 1 to Measure 223 .....................................................................................................150 Methodology and Data base for Calculating the Establsihment and Maintencance Costs for Afforestation................................................................................................................................150 Attachment 1 to Measure 226 .....................................................................................................153 List of the Municipalities with Teritories at High Risk of Forest Fires ......................................153 Annex 6 .......................................................................................................................................154 List of Eligible Rural Municipalities under Axis 3 Measures.....................................................154 Annex 7 .1. ..................................................................................................................................160 Ex-Ante Evaluation Of The Rural Development Programme – Volume 1.................................160 Annex 7.2. ...................................................................................................................................161 Ex-Ante Evaluation Of The Rural Development Programme – Volume 2 - Strategic Environmental Assessment Of The Rural Development Programme.........................................161 Annex 8 .......................................................................................................................................162 Attachments to Strategic Environmental Assessment of RDP....................................................162 Attachment 1 ...............................................................................................................................163 Decision No. EO – 5/2006 ..........................................................................................................163 identifying the need to carry out an environmental assessment..................................................163 Attachment 2 ...............................................................................................................................165 Opinion on Environmental Assessment ......................................................................................165 Attachment 3 ...............................................................................................................................168 Summarized statement of MAF on SEA.....................................................................................168 Attachment 4 ...............................................................................................................................170 Non-technical summary of Environmental Assessment .............................................................170 3 Annex 1 Information on the Consultation Process 4 List of the institutions and partners involved in the consultations on preparation of the programme documents for rural development State institutions Partners (associations, unions, non-governmental organisations) Agriculture and Forestry Committee within the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria Agency for Social and Economic Analysis Council of Ministers Foundation for Organic Agriculture "Ecofarm" Bulgarian Mission to the European Communities Private Forest Development Association Ministry of Finance Bulgarian Association of the Agricultural Producers Ministry of Economy and Energy Association of Grain Producers-Farmers Ministry of State Policy during Calamities and Troubles Bulgarian Industrial Capital Association Ministry of Education and Science Association of Meat Processors Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works Association of Dairy Processors in Bulgaria Ministry of Labour and Social Policy Association of Bee Products Processors and Traders in Bulgaria Ministry of Environment and Water Bulgarian Feed Manufacturers Association Ministry of State Administration and Administrative Reform Association of Pig Breeders Ministry of Health Association of Commercial Banks Ministry of Culture Branch Union of Wood-processing and Furniture Industry Ministry of Transport Bulgarian Union of Private Entrepreneurs "Vazrajdane" State Fund "Agriculture" Bulgarian Association for Ecological and Agricultural Tourism National Statistical Institute Bulgarian Association of Regional Development Agencies (BARDA) National Social Security Institute Bulgarian Association of
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