SWD/2023/412 final
This webpage provides a comprehensive overview of model use for the "SWD/2023/412 final" impact assessment. It aims to provide understanding of who ran the models, model ownership and the role models played in the impact assessment.
Who Ran the Models
2 models were run by the EC
- CAPRI
- IFM-CAP
1 model was run by external institutions
- SYNOPS-GIS: JKI
Model Use Summary
CAPRI - Common Agricultural Policy Regional Impact Analysis
Role: baseline and assessment of policy options
Run by: European Commission
Ownership: Co-ownership (EU & third parties)
Contribution Details: CAPRI was used to assess the following policy impacts as defined in the Better Regulation Toolbox: EU Exports & imports, Cost of doing business, Emission of greenhouse gases, Productivity, Prices, quality, availability or choice of consumer goods and services, Sustainable production and consumption, Polution by businesses.
IFM-CAP - Individual Farm Model for Common Agricultural Policy Analysis
Role: baseline and assessment of policy options
Run by: European Commission
Ownership: EU ownership (European Commission)
Contribution Details: IFM-CAP was used to assess the following policy impacts as defined in the Better Regulation Toolbox: Cost of doing business.
SYNOPS-GIS - Model for synoptic assessment of risk potential of chemical plant protection products
Role: baseline and assessment of policy options
Run by: JKI
Ownership: Third-party ownership (commercial companies, Member States, other organisations, …)
Contribution Details: SYNOPS-GIS was used to assess the following policy impacts as defined in the Better Regulation Toolbox: Availability or quality of Fresh- or ground water, Number of species, Acidification, contamination or salinity of soil, and soil erosion rates, Polution by businesses.