The agricultural recovery plan will ultimately amount to 725 million euros, announces Annie Genevard
Minister of Agriculture Annie Genevard and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu concluded the Food Sovereignty Conferences.
Quick Look
- The French government has finalized an agricultural recovery plan of 725 million euros for 2027.
- Announced by Annie Genevard and Sébastien Lecornu, this plan mainly aims to adapt to climate change following summer difficulties.
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Why It Matters
The plan follows a difficult summer for farmers and the Food Sovereignty Conferences launched a year earlier.
A few months after a difficult summer, the government is standing alongside farmers. The agricultural recovery plan for 2027, already presented in mid-October, will ultimately amount to 725 million euros, indicated Thursday the Minister of Agriculture Annie Genevard, accompanied by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, during the conclusions of the Food Sovereignty Conferences launched a year earlier.
“In total, this is a 725 million euro plan”, of which “the first axis consists of further deepening the adaptation of our agriculture to climate change”, declared Annie Genevard. As a reminder, when the Prime Minister presented this recovery plan in mid-October, he mentioned between 500 and 700 million euros, including credits which are already in the 2027 draft budget.
Open Questions
- How will the 725 million be distributed precisely?
