Agriculture partial equilibrium model Environment agriculture CAP impact analysis climate change greenhouse gas

policy support

policy role

The CAPRI model is well suited to evaluate the impact of the Common Agricultural Policy, trade and environmental policies on agricultural production, income, markets, trade and the environment, on global and regional (NUTS2) scale.

The CAPRI model is often used to evaluate changes to the CAP and the potential impact of free trade agreements on the agricultural sector. It is also used to evaluate impacts on the agricultural sector of other sectoral policies such as environment and climate change.

policy cycle

This model contributes to the following phases of the policy cycle

policy areas

This model can contribute to the following policy areas

Agriculture and rural development

Banking and financial services

Borders and security

Budget

Business and industry

Climate action

Competition

Consumers

Culture and media

Customs

Digital economy and society

EU enlargement

Economy, finance and the euro

Education and training

Employment and social affairs

Energy

Environment

European neighbourhood policy

Food safety

Foreign affairs and security policy

Fraud prevention

Home affairs

Humanitarian aid and civil protection

Institutional affairs

International cooperation and development

Justice and fundamental rights

Maritime affairs and fisheries

Migration and asylum

Public health

Regional policy

Research and innovation

Single market

Sport

Statistics

Taxation

Trade

Transport

Youth

impact assessments

Starting from July 2017, this model supported the ex-ante impact assessments of the European Commission listed below.

06 February 2024
SWD/2024/63 final
05 July 2023
SWD/2023/412 final
30 November 2022
SWD/2022/377 final
14 July 2021
SWD/2021/609 final
01 June 2018
SWD/2018/301 final

impact assessment studies