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"Notwithstanding financial support from the common agricultural policy, unemployment in rural areas is increasing much more rapidly than in cities, especially in eastern Poland, including Podkarpacie, the region I come from. This situation shows that effective reform of the common agricultural policy is required.
Reducing the discrepancies in direct payments is an important issue for Polish farmers. If we advocate a single market and the competitiveness of European agriculture, such large disparities in payments between individual states, or even between regions, must not exist. As EU data shows, the Union average is at the level of EUR 271 per hectare, while in Poland, it currently stands at EUR 214. In my region, I am frequently asked about the level of future payments to Polish farmers, about ways to reduce bureaucracy, and about how to make the best use of payments in order to stimulate competition in agriculture and reduce unemployment. From 2014, these disparities will most likely be reduced slightly. The payment will increase to around EUR 223-231, but Polish farmers will still be receiving over 20% less than the European average. This, therefore, begs the question as to when exactly will the anticipated changes take place."@en1
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