The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation Tool

The risk management tools in agriculture enable farmers to anticipate, avoid and react to shocks and agricultural risks. The Common agricultural policy includes mechanisms to support risk management of the European farmers and respond to crises. An ambition of the recent CAP proposal is to increase...

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Main Authors: Boháčiková Andrea, Bencová Tatiana, Kapustová Zuzana, Strápeková Zuzana
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2020-11-01
Series:Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/vjbsd-2020-0015
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spelling doaj-f716d016553b48aeb61855d80f0b733a2021-09-05T21:25:38ZengSciendoVisegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development1339-33672020-11-0192788110.2478/vjbsd-2020-0015vjbsd-2020-0015The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation ToolBoháčiková Andrea0Bencová Tatiana1Kapustová Zuzana2Strápeková Zuzana3Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra,SlovakiaSlovak University of Agriculture in Nitra,SlovakiaSlovak University of Agriculture in Nitra,SlovakiaSlovak University of Agriculture in Nitra,SlovakiaThe risk management tools in agriculture enable farmers to anticipate, avoid and react to shocks and agricultural risks. The Common agricultural policy includes mechanisms to support risk management of the European farmers and respond to crises. An ambition of the recent CAP proposal is to increase the focus on risk management and stabilisation of farmers′ income. Under Pillar 2, the CAP offers the support for less favoured farms, which have experienced the production or income loss in the way of insurance premium, mutual funds, and Income stabilisation tool. However, only few European countries have been using these tools operationally. The risk management tools were subjected to criticism, mainly because of many obstacles in their implementation; therefore, since 2018, the risk management toolbox has been further extended. In the paper, we focus on one of the CAP tools from Pillar 2, the Income Stabilisation tool, and examine the potential effect on farmers′ indemnification in Slovak agriculture.https://doi.org/10.2478/vjbsd-2020-0015agriculturerisk managementindemnificationincome stabilisation toolcap
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author Boháčiková Andrea
Bencová Tatiana
Kapustová Zuzana
Strápeková Zuzana
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Bencová Tatiana
Kapustová Zuzana
Strápeková Zuzana
The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation Tool
Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development
agriculture
risk management
indemnification
income stabilisation tool
cap
author_facet Boháčiková Andrea
Bencová Tatiana
Kapustová Zuzana
Strápeková Zuzana
author_sort Boháčiková Andrea
title The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation Tool
title_short The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation Tool
title_full The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation Tool
title_fullStr The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation Tool
title_full_unstemmed The Potential Indemnification of Slovak Farmers with the Income Stabilisation Tool
title_sort potential indemnification of slovak farmers with the income stabilisation tool
publisher Sciendo
series Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development
issn 1339-3367
publishDate 2020-11-01
description The risk management tools in agriculture enable farmers to anticipate, avoid and react to shocks and agricultural risks. The Common agricultural policy includes mechanisms to support risk management of the European farmers and respond to crises. An ambition of the recent CAP proposal is to increase the focus on risk management and stabilisation of farmers′ income. Under Pillar 2, the CAP offers the support for less favoured farms, which have experienced the production or income loss in the way of insurance premium, mutual funds, and Income stabilisation tool. However, only few European countries have been using these tools operationally. The risk management tools were subjected to criticism, mainly because of many obstacles in their implementation; therefore, since 2018, the risk management toolbox has been further extended. In the paper, we focus on one of the CAP tools from Pillar 2, the Income Stabilisation tool, and examine the potential effect on farmers′ indemnification in Slovak agriculture.
topic agriculture
risk management
indemnification
income stabilisation tool
cap
url https://doi.org/10.2478/vjbsd-2020-0015
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