Phase 1 of the Inquiry into Future Support for Agriculture in Scotland: Analysis of Evidence

DescriptionAn analysis of responses to Phase 1 of the Inquiry into future Support for Agriculture in Scotland. Thematic and quantitative analysis of the 105 responses received.
ISBN978 07559 95073
Official Print Publication DateAugust 2010
Website Publication DateAugust 09, 2010

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Shona Mulholland, Sue Granville and Rory Hunter
George Street Research

ISBN 978 0 7559 9507 3 (Web only publication)
DPPAS 10405

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CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Background overview
Overview of respondents
Overview of responses
Summary and Conclusions

INTRODUCTION
Backgrounds
Responses
Analysis and reporting

2 DELIVERING SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH

3 ENSURING HIGH PRODUCTIVITY

4 DELIVERING TARGETS ON CLIMATE CHANGE
Carbon sequestration or storage
Renewable energy and alternative fuel
Farming methods and practices
Non-farming-specific land management and land usage systems
Other issues

5 DISTRIBUTION OF PILLAR 1 FUNDS
Distribution of Pillar 1 funds
When should redistribution start?

6 SECURING PUBLIC BENEFITS

7 PILLAR 1 AND THE LESS FAVOURED AREA SUPPORT SCHEME

8 PAYMENT LEVELS AND ACTIVITY

9 INCLUSION IN FUTURE SCHEMES

10 DIMINISHING BUDGETS

11 BALANCE OF PILLAR 1 AND PILLAR 2

12 TARGETING FUTURE SUPPORT

13 SCOTTISH PRIORITIES

14 OTHER EVIDENCE
Restating priorities
Additional points

15 STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSIONS
Stakeholder analysis
Conclusions

APPENDIX 1: LIST OF RESPONDENTS

The views expressed in this report are those of the researcher and
do not necessarily represent those of the Department or Scottish Ministers.

This report is available on the Scottish Government Social Research website only
www.scotland.gov.uk/socialresearch.

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