Agriculture and Climate

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1 Agriculture and Climate Climate and agricultural policy in the Netherlands Presentation by Martijn Root Sr policy adviser agriculture

2 Hosgeldiniz Introduction The Netherlands General introduction Agriculture Land Use and Forestry Policy Agriculture Climate Spatial planning Questions 2

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4 The Netherlands at glance (2013) (Istanbul amount) inhabitants 470 people per km² km² (Konya size) Partly sub-sea level Polders Sea defenses and dikes Well known for agriculture bulbs, potatoes, cheese, seeds Unesco world heritage, mainly water related: Waddensea, polders 4

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6 Dutch agriculture: key figures Economic significance of the AgriFood complex: 10% of employment fte Added value: 52 billion (9,5% GDP) Livestock: 26 billion Horticulture: 6 billion Forestry 4 billion* Export Value: 82billon (19%, 2015), 76% within EU Agriculture in the Netherlands Ca SMEs Wageningen University and Research 6

7 Agricultural Productivity Production > consumption Potatoes patates (190%) Eggs yumurta (350%) Cheese peynir (185%) (export worth 7 billion) Poultry meat tavuk (240%) Product Wheat kışlık buğday Sugar beets şekerpancarı Potatoes patates 5100 kg/ha 9100 kg/ha 43.5 ton/ha 78 ton/ha 32.9 ton/ha 46 ton/ha 7 Milk (per cow) süt 4,625 kg 8,523 kg

8 Agricultural policies Production is at high level Educational level of a farmer = university (World) Market driven Innovation Sustainability More efficiency ( more crop per drop ) / less fertilizer / less pesticides / Niche markets Common Agricultural Policy 8

9 Dutch agricultural brands 9

10 Land Use in the Netherlands Nature (ca 10%) Wetlands Forests and cultivated lands Agricultural use (55%) Western part: urban dominated Mainly sub sea level Peatland; Veen-weide gebied Northern part Pasture dominated South and East Sand and (river) clay Forest and moorland 10

11 Land Use Characteristics Cultivated organic soils important source of CO 2 emissions in the Netherlands About 290,000 ha (or 6% of the total land area) 223,000 ha under agricultural land use: permanent pastures for dairy farming improved drainage and bearing capacity of the pastures in large areas ditch water levels are lowered Forested area ha (9.6% of total land area). Originally: wood production main purpose. Since 1970s: multi-purpose forests (e.g. nature, recreation), managed according to Sustainable Forest Management principles. 11

12 Forestry policies Forest policy = integrated into the nature policy multi-purpose forests in which more functions are combined (e.g. nature, recreation). development of a nature network Influences: afforestation and reforestation will also contribute to increasing removals from LULUCF 12

13 Crop land and graze land policy Common agricultural policy (CAP) Spatial planning Water policies Soil price Innovation 13

14 Climate Policies Adaptation policy scheme Delta Programm : water approach Mainstreaming with Nature and agriculture 2017: new extended National Adaptation Scheme expected Mitigation policy schemes Implementing EU non-ets goals 2 sectoral 2020 goals CO2-emission reduction Horticulture Other Greenhouse gasses emission reduction Agriculture Livestock 2030 goals, incl LULUCF 14

15 Policy goals and ambitions Sector 2020 Reduction % CO2 agriculture Non CO2 agriculture LULUCF 6.2 Mton 20% 7.6 Mton 6.2 Mton 16.0 Mton 30% 24.6 Mton 18.4 Mton 3.5 Mton 15

16 Teşekkürler Any questions or discussion? Martijn Root: 16

17 17 Thank you for your attention

18 Forestry 10% of the total surface covered by forests (375,000 ha), almost all managed according to the principles of Sustainable Forest Management Two acts ensure SFM: Forest Act contains the obligation to report felling activities and to replant within three years of felling Flora and Fauna Act ensures that the negative consequences of (management) activities on biodiversity are minimised Forestry integrated in National Nature Network 560,000 ha in 2011; additional 80,000 ha by 2027 No specific afforestation activities Provinces are responsible for the completion 18

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