‘ANNEX IStructure and content of a national strategy for sustainable operational programmes as referred to in Article 2

1.Duration of the national strategy

To be indicated by the Member State.

2.Analysis of the situation in terms of strengths and weaknesses and potential for development, the strategy chosen to meet them and the justification of the priorities chosen as referred to in Article 36(2)(a) and (b) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013.

2.1.Analysis of the situation

Description of the current situation of the fruit and vegetable sector using quantified data, highlighting strengths and weaknesses, disparities, needs and gaps and potential for development on the basis of the relevant indicators set out in Table 4.1 of Annex II. This description shall concern at least:

• the performances of the fruit and vegetables sector: strengths and weaknesses of the sector, competitiveness and the potential for development of the producer organisations;

• the environmental effects (impacts, pressures and benefits) of the fruit and vegetables production, including key trends.

2.2.The strategy chosen to meet strengths and weaknesses

Description of the key areas where intervention is expected to bring the maximum value added:

• relevance of the objectives set for the operational programmes, of the expected results and the extent to which they can be realistically achieved;

• internal coherence of the strategy, existence of mutually reinforcing interactions and possible conflicts or contradictions between the operational objectives of different actions selected;

• complementarity and consistency of the actions selected with other national or regional actions, and with activities supported through Union funds, in particular with the rural development and promotion programmes;

• expected results and impact compared to the baseline situation and their contribution to Union objectives.

2.3.Impact from the previous national strategy (where applicable)

Description of results and impact of operational programmes implemented in the recent past.

3.Objectives of operational programmes and performance indicators as referred to in Article 36(2)(c) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013

Description of the types of actions selected as eligible for support (non-exhaustive list), the objectives pursued, the verifiable targets and the indicators that allow the progress towards achievement of the objectives, efficiency and effectiveness to be assessed.

3.1.Requirements concerning all or several types of actions

Member States shall ensure that all the actions included in the national strategy and in the national framework are verifiable and controllable. Where the assessment during the implementation of the operational programmes reveals that the requirements of verifiability and controllability are not met, the actions concerned shall be adjusted accordingly or deleted. Where support is granted on the basis of standard flat rates or scales of unit costs, Member States shall ensure that the relevant calculations are adequate and accurate and established in advance on the basis of a fair, equitable and verifiable calculation. Environmental actions shall comply with the requirements set out in Article 33(5) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013.

Member States shall adopt safeguards, provisions and checks for ensuring that actions selected as eligible for support are not also supported by other relevant instruments of the common agricultural policy, in particular by rural development and promotion programmes or other national or regional schemes. Effective safeguards in place pursuant to Article 33(6) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013, to protect the environment from possible increased pressures coming from investments supported under operational programmes, and eligibility criteria adopted pursuant to Article 36(1) of that Regulation, for ensuring that investments on individual holdings supported under operational programmes respect the objectives set out in Article 191 TFEU and in the seventh Union environment action programme.

3.2.Specific information required for types of actions aimed at the attainment of the objectives set out or referred to in Article 33(1) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 (to be filled only for the types of actions selected).

3.2.1.Acquisition of fixed assets

• types of investments eligible for support,

• other forms of acquisition eligible for support, e.g. renting, leasing,

• details on eligibility conditions for support.

3.2.2.Other actions

• description of the types of actions eligible for support,

• details on eligibility conditions for support.

4.Designation of competent authorities and responsible bodies

Designation by the Member State of the national authority responsible for the management, monitoring and evaluation of the national strategy.

5.A description of the monitoring and evaluation systems

The performance indicators set out by the national strategy shall comprise the indicators provided for in Article 4 and listed in Table 4.1 of Annex II. Where deemed appropriate, the national strategy shall specify additional indicators reflecting national or regional needs, conditions and objectives specific to the national operational programmes.

5.1.Assessment of the operational programmes and reporting obligations for producer organisations as referred to in Article 36(2)(d) and (e) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013.

Description of the monitoring and evaluation requirements and procedures in relation to operational programmes, including the reporting obligations for producer organisations.

5.2.Monitoring and evaluation of the national strategy

Description of the monitoring and evaluation requirements and procedures in relation to the national strategy.

ANNEX II

Annual Report Part ASTRUCTURE OF THE ANNUAL REPORT – PART A

These forms constitute the part A of the annual report that the competent authorities of the Member States are required to transmit to the European Commission by 15 November each year in the year following the calendar year covered by the report.

These forms are based on the reporting requirements set out in Article 54(b) and in Annex V to Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/891, laying down detailed rules for the application of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 in respect of the fruit and vegetables and processed fruit and vegetables sectors.

1.Administrative information

Table 1.1.	Changes to national legislation adopted to implement Section 3 of Chapter II of Title I and Sections 1, 2 and 3 of Chapter III of Title II of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 (for the fruit and vegetables sector)
Table 1.2.	Changes relating to the national strategy for sustainable operational programmes applicable to operational programmes

2.Information on producer organisations, transnational producer organisations, associations of producer organisations, transnational association of producer organisations and producer groups

Table 2.1.	Producer organisations
Table 2.2.	Transnational producer organisations
Table 2.3.	Associations of producer organisations
Table 2.4.	Transnational associations of producer organisations
Table 2.5.	Producer groups

3.Information related to expenditures

Table 3.1.	Expenditures related to producer organisations, transnational producer organisations, associations of producer organisations and transnational associations of producer organisations
Table 3.2.	Total expenditures of operational programmes for producer organisations, transnational producer organisations, associations of producer organisations and transnational associations of producer organisations
Table 3.3.	Total expenditures for producer groups
Table 3.4.	Withdrawals

4.Monitoring of operational programmes/recognition plans

Table 4.1.	Indicators as regards producer organisations and transnational producer organisations, associations of producer organisations and transnational associations of producer associations
Table 4.2.	Indicators for producer groups

Explanatory notes

Abbreviations

Common market organisation	CMO
Producer group	PG
Producer organisation	PO
Transnational producer organisation	TPO
Association of producers organisation	APO
Transnational association of producers organisation	TAPO
Operational fund	OF
Operational programme	OP
Value of marketed production	VMP
Member State	MS

Country codes

Country name (source language)	Short name (English)	Code
Belgique/België	Belgium	BE
България8	Bulgaria	BG
Česká republika	Czech Republic	CZ
Danmark	Denmark	DK
Deutschland	Germany	DE
Eesti	Estonia	EE
Éire/Ireland	Ireland	IE
Ελλάδα8	Greece	EL
España	Spain	ES
France	France	FR
Italia	Italy	IT
Κύπρος8	Cyprus	CY
Latvija	Latvia	LV
Lietuva	Lithuania	LT
Luxembourg	Luxembourg	LU
Magyarország	Hungary	HU
Malta	Malta	MT
Nederland	Netherlands	NL
Österreich	Austria	AT
Polska	Poland	PL
Portugal	Portugal	PT
Republika Hrvatska	Croatia	HR
România	Romania	RO
Slovenija	Slovenia	SI
Slovensko	Slovakia	SK
Suomi/Finland	Finland	FI
Sverige	Sweden	SE
United Kingdom	United Kingdom	UK

8

Latin transliteration: България = Bulgaria; Ελλάδα = Elláda; Κύπρος = Kýpros.

Region codes

Vlaams Gewest	BE2
Région Wallonne	BE3

The indication of the region concerned on the cover page of each section and at the beginning of each table is an option for any Member State that finds it more appropriate to provide a regional breakdown.

Code number (ID) of POs, TPOs, APOs, TAPOs and PGs

The code number of each PO, TPO, APO, TAPO or PG is UNIQUE. If a PO, TPO, APO, TAPO or PG has its recognition withdrawn, the same code number should never be used again.

Monetary values

All monetary values should be expressed in euro, except for those Member States that use a national currency. A “NATIONAL CURRENCY” box is present at the TOP of Tables.

Currency

The box should indicate the code of the national currency used.

	CODE
Euro	EUR
Pound sterling	GBP

Contact point for communication

Member State:		Year:
Region:

Organisation	Name
	Postal address
Contact person 1	Family name
	First name
	Job Title
	Email address
	Business phone
	Business fax
Contact person 2	Family name
	First name
	Job Title
	Email address
	Business phone
	Business fax

Annual Report – Part A

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SECTION 1ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Table 1.1.Changes to national legislation adopted in order to implement Section 3 of Chapter II of Title I of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 (for the fruit and vegetables sector)

National legislation
Title	Publication in the OJ of the Member State	Hyperlink

Table 1.2.Changes to the national strategy for sustainable operational programmes applicable to operational programmes

National strategy
Changes to the national strategy9	Hyperlink

9

Summary of the changes introduced to the national strategy during the year reported.

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SECTION 2INFORMATION RELATED TO POs, TPOs, APOs, TAPOs AND PGs

Table 2.1.Producer organisations

Total number of recognised POs
Total number of suspended POs
Total number of POs for which the recognition was withdrawn
Total number of POs that merged with another (or more) PO(s)/APO(s)/TPO(s)/TAPO(s)		Total number of POs concerned
		Total number of new PO(s)/APO(s)/TPO(s)/TAPO(s)
		New ID number(s)
Number of members of POs		Total
		Legal entities
		Natural persons
		Number of fruit and/or vegetable producers
Total number of POs implementing an operational programme	— recognised POs
	— suspended POs
	— POs subject to merger
Part of the production intended for the fresh market		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Part of the production intended for processing		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Total area under fruit and vegetables production (ha)10

10

excluding mushrooms

Table 2.2.Transnational producer organisations11

Total number of recognised TPOs
	— Number of PO members
	— List of MS where PO members have their head office
Total number of suspended TPOs
	— Number of PO members
	— List of MS where PO members have their head office
Total number of TPOs for which the recognition was withdrawn
	— Number of PO members
	— List of MS where PO members have their head office
Total number of TPOs that merged with another (or more) TPO(s)/TAPO(s)		Total number of TPOs concerned
		Total number of new TPO(s)/TAPO(s)
		New ID number(s)
Number of members of TPOs		Total
		Legal entities
		Natural persons
		Number of fruit and/or vegetable producers
Total number of TPOs implementing an operational programme	— recognised TPOs		with entire OP
			with partial OP
	— suspended TPOs		with entire OP
			with partial OP
	— TPOs subject to merger		with entire OP
			with partial OP
Part of the production intended for the fresh market		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Part of the production intended for processing		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Total area under fruit and vegetables production (ha)12

12

excluding mushrooms

Table 2.3.Associations of producer organisations13

Total number of recognised APOs
	— Number of PO members
Total number of suspended APOs
	— Number of PO members
Total number of APOs for which the recognition was withdrawn
	— Number of PO members
Total number of APOs that merged with another (or more) APO(s)/TAPO(s)		Total number of APOs concerned
		Total number of new APO(s)/TAPO(s)
		New ID number(s)
Number of members of APOs		Total
		Legal entities
		Natural persons
		Number of fruit and/or vegetable producers
Total number of APOs implementing an operational programme	— recognised APOs		with entire OP
			with partial OP
	— suspended APOs		with entire OP
			with partial OP
	— APOs subject to merger		with entire OP
			with partial OP
Part of the production intended for the fresh market		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Part of the production intended for processing		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Total area under fruit and vegetables production (ha)14

14

excluding mushrooms

Table 2.4.Transnational associations of producer organisations15

Total number of recognised TAPOs
	— Number of PO/TPO/APO members
	— List of MS where PO/TPO/APO members have their head office
Total number of suspended TAPOs
	— Number of PO/TPO/APO members
	— List of MS where PO/TPO/APO members have their head office
Total number of TAPOs for which the recognition was withdrawn
	— Number of PO/TPO/APO members
	— List of MS where PO/TPO/APO members have their head office
Total number of TAPOs that merged with another (or more) TAPO(s)		Total number of TAPO(s) concerned
		Total number of new TAPO(s)
		New ID number(s)
Number of members of TAPOs		Total
		Legal entities
		Natural persons
		Number of fruit and/or vegetable producers
Total number of TAPOs implementing an operational programme	— recognised TAPOs		with entire OP
			with partial OP
	— suspended TAPOs		with entire OP
			with partial OP
	— TAPOs subject to merger		with entire OP
			with partial OP
Part of the production intended for the fresh market		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Part of the production intended for processing		Value
		Volume (tonnes)
Total area under fruit and vegetables production (ha)16

16

excluding mushrooms

Table 2.5.Producer groups

Total number of recognised PGs
Total number of suspended PGs
Total number of PGs for which the recognition was withdrawn
Total number of PGs which have become POs
Total number of PGs that merged with another (or more) PG(s)	Total number of PGs concerned
	Total number of new PGs
	New ID number(s)
Number of members of PGs	Total
	Legal entities
	Natural persons
	Number of fruit and/or vegetable producers
Part of the production intended for the fresh market	Value
	Volume (tonnes)
Part of the production intended for processing	Value
	Volume (tonnes)
Total area under fruit and vegetables production (ha)17

17

excluding mushrooms

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SECTION 3EXPENDITURES INFORMATION

Table 3.1.Expenditures related to POs, TPOs, APOs and TAPOs

		All POs	All TPOs	All APOs	All TAPOs
Operational Fund	Total approved
	— Amount of the financial contribution of the organisation and/or organisation's members
	— Amount of the Union financial assistance
Final Operational Fund	Total spent
	— Amount of the financial contribution of the organisation's members
	— Amount of the Union financial assistance
National financial assistance	Amount of the National financial assistance actually paid
	Estimated amount of the National financial assistance actually paid to be reimbursed by the EU
	List of the beneficiary regions under Article 35 of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013
Value of marketed production (calculated in accordance with Article 22 of Regulation (EU) 2017/891)

(Data in Euro or national currency)

Table 3.2.Total actual expenditures of operational programmes for POs, TPOs, APOs and TAPOs

Actions/MeasuresArticle 2(f)and (g) of Regulation (EU) 2017/891	ObjectivesArticles 33(1) and (3) and 152(1)(c) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013	Total actual expenditures (Euro or national currency)
		All POs	All TPOs	All APOs	All TAPOs
Investments	Planning of production
	Improvement of product quality
	Boosting products' commercial value
	Environmental measures
	Crisis prevention and management
	Research
Research and experimental production	Planning of production
	Improvement of product quality
	Boosting products' commercial value
	Environmental measures
Quality schemes (EU and national) and measures related to quality improvement	Improvement of product quality
Promotion and communications	Boosting products' commercial value
	Promotion of the products
	Crisis prevention and management
Training and exchange of best practices	Planning of production
	Improvement of product quality
	Boosting products' commercial value
	Environmental measures
	Crisis prevention and management
Advisory services and technical assistance	Planning of production
	Improvement of product quality
	Boosting products' commercial value
	Environmental measures
Organic production	Environmental measures
Integrated production
Improved use or management of water, including water saving and drainage
Actions to conserve soil
Actions to create or maintain habitat favourable for biodiversity or to maintain the landscape, including the conservation of historical features
Actions favouring energy saving (excluding transport)
Action related to reduction of waste production and to improve waste management
Transport
Marketing
Setting-up mutual funds	Crisis prevention and management
Replenishment of mutual funds
Replanting of orchards
Market withdrawal
— Free distribution
— Other
Green-harvesting
Non-harvesting
Harvest insurance
Coaching
Administrative costs	Planning of production
	Improvement of product quality
	Boosting products' commercial value
	Environmental measures
	Crisis prevention and management
	Research
Others	Planning of production
	Improvement of product quality
	Boosting products' commercial value
	Environmental measures
Note: Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 provides for the following objectives: — Planning of production Articles 33(1)(a) and 152(1)(c)(i),(ii) and (xi) — Improvement of product quality Articles 33(1)(b) and 152(1)(c)(i),(iv) and (vi) — Boosting products' commercial value Articles 33(1)(c) and 152(1)(c)(i),(ii),(iii),(iv),(ix) and (xi) — Promotion of the products Article 33(1)(d) and 152(1)(c)(vi) and (ix) — Environmental measures Articles 33(1)(e) and 152(1)(c)(iii),(iv), (v),(vii) and (viii) — Crisis prevention and management Articles 33(1)(f), 33(3)(a) and 152(1)(c)(iv) and (xi) — Research Article 152(1)(c)(iv)

Table 3.3.Total actual expenditures for Producer Groups

		Total actual expenditures for all PGs(Euro or national currency)
PG investments	Investments required to attain recognition for PGs
	— amount of the Union financial assistance
	— amount of the MS financial assistance
	— amount of the PG's/PG member contribution

Table 3.4.Withdrawals

		Total annual volume(tonnes)	Total expenditure(Euro or national currency)	Amount of EU financial assistance	Free distribution(tonnes)	Composting(tonnes)	Processing industry(tonnes)	Other destination(tonnes)
Products in Annex IV to Regulation (EU) 2017/891	Cauliflowers
	Tomatoes
	Apples
	Grapes
	Apricots
	Nectarines
	Peaches
	Pears
	Aubergines
	Melons
	Watermelons
	Oranges
	Mandarins
	Clementines
	Satsumas
	Lemons
Other products
Total

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SECTION 4MONITORING OF OPERATIONAL PROGRAMMES

The indicators related to actions undertaken by recognised producer organisations, associations of producer organisations, transnational organisations and producer groups under an operational programme/recognition plan does not necessarily capture all the factors that may intervene and affect the outputs, results and impact of an operational programme/recognition plan. In this context, the information provided by the indicators should be interpreted in the light of quantitative and qualitative information relating to other key factors contributing to the success or failure of the programme/plan's implementation.

In case Member States use samples for the calculation of indicators, the size of the sample, its representativeness and its other constituting elements shall be communicated to the Commission services, together with the annual report.

Table 4.1.Indicators as regards POs, TPOs, APOs and TAPOs

Actions/MeasuresArticle 2(f)and (g) of Regulation (EU) 2017/891	ObjectivesArticles 33(1) and (3) and 152(1)(c) of Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013	Indicators		All POs	All TPOs	All APOs	All TAPOs
Investments19	Planning of production	Number of holdings
		Total value
	Improvement of product quality	Number of holdings
		Total value
	Boosting products' commercial value	Number of holdings
		Total value
		Total value of marketed production/Total volume of marketed production (Euro or national currency/kg)
	Environmental measures	Number of holdings
		Total value
	Crisis prevention and management	Number of holdings
		Total value
	Research	Number of holdings
		Total value
Research and experimental production	Planning of production	Total value
		Number of holdings
	Improvement of product quality	Total value
		Number of holdings
	Boosting products' commercial value	Total value
		Number of holdings
	Environmental measures	Number of holdings
		Total value
Quality schemes (EU and national)20 and measures related to quality improvement	Improvement of product quality	Area of PDO/PGI/TSG21(ha)
		Number of holdings
		Volume (tonnes)
Promotion and communications22	Boosting products' commercial value	Number of holdings
		Number of promotion campaigns
	Promotion of the products	Number of holdings
		Number of promotion campaigns
	Crisis prevention and management	Number of holdings
		Number of promotion campaigns
Training and exchange of best practices	Planning of production	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
	Improvement of product quality	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
	Boosting products' commercial value	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
	Environmental measures	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
	Crisis prevention and management	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
Advisory services and technical assistance	Planning of production	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
	Improvement of product quality	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
	Boosting products' commercial value	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
	Environmental measures	Number of holdings
		Number of actions
Organic production	Environmental measures	Area under organic production of fruit and/or vegetables (ha)
		Number of holdings
Integrated production		Area under integrated production of fruit and/or vegetables (ha)
		Number of holdings
Improved use or management of water, including water saving and drainage		Area under fruit and vegetable production subject to reduction in use of water (ha)
		Number of holdings
		Difference of volume (m3) (n – 1/n)
Actions to conserve soil		Area under fruit and vegetable production at risk of soil erosion where anti-erosion measures are implemented (ha)23
		Number of holdings
		Difference of fertiliser use per ha (tonnes/ha) (n – 1/n)
Actions to create or maintain habitat favourable for biodiversity or to maintain the landscape, including the conservation of historical features		Area concerned by actions contributing to habitat and biodiversity protection (ha)
		Number of holdings
Actions favouring energy saving (excluding transport)		Area under fruit and vegetable production subject to reduction in use of energy (ha)
		Number of holdings
		Difference of energy consumption (n – 1/n):
		Solids	(tonnes/volume of marketed production)
		Liquids	(L/volume of marketed production)
		Gas	(m3/volume of marketed production)
		Electricity	(kwh/volume of marketed production)
Action related to reduction of waste production and to improve waste management		Number of holdings
		Difference of volume of waste (m3/volume of marketed production) (n – 1/n)
		Difference of volume of packaging (m3/volume of marketed production) (n – 1./n)
Transport		Difference of energy consumption (n – 1./n):
		Liquids	(L/volume of marketed production)
		Gas	(m3/volume of marketed production)
		Electricity	(kwh/volume of marketed production)
Marketing		Number of holdings
		Number of actions
Setting-up mutual funds24	Crisis prevention and management	Number of holdings
Replenishment of mutual funds25		Number of holdings
Replanting of orchards		Areas concerned (ha)
Market withdrawal25		Number of actions undertaken
Green-harvesting26		Number of actions undertaken
		Area concerned (ha)
Non-harvesting26		Number of actions undertaken
		Area concerned (ha)
Harvest insurance		Number of holdings
Coaching		Number of actions undertaken
Others	Planning of production	Number of holdings
	Improvement of product quality	Number of holdings
	Boosting products' commercial value	Number of holdings
	Environmental measures	Number of holdings

19

Including non-productive investments linked to the achievement of commitments undertaken under the operational programme.

20

Refers to a set of detailed obligations concerning the production methods (a) the respect of which is subject to independent inspection, and (b) that result in a final product the quality of which (i) goes significantly beyond the normal commercial standards as regards public health, plant health or environmental standards and (ii) responds to current and foreseeable market opportunities. It is proposed that the main types of “quality schemes” cover the following: (a) certified organic production; (b) protected geographical indications and protected designations of origin, (c) certified integrated production, (d) private certified product quality schemes.

21

Protected designations of origin/Protected Geographical Indications/Traditional Speciality Guaranteed

22

Each day of a promotion/communication campaign counts as one action.

23

“At risk of soil erosion” shall mean any sloping plot with an inclination higher than 10 %, whether or not anti-erosion measures (e.g. soil cover, crop rotation, etc.) have been taken. Where the relevant information is available, a Member State may instead use the following definition: “At risk of soil erosion” shall mean any plot with a predicted loss of soil exceeding the rate of natural soil formation, whether or not anti-erosion measures (e.g. soil cover or crop rotation) have been taken.

24

Actions relating to the setting up/refilling of different mutual funds count as different actions.

25

Market withdrawal of the same product in different periods of the year and market withdrawals of different products count as different actions. Each market withdrawal operation for a given product counts as one action.

26

Green-harvesting and non-harvesting of different products count as different actions. Green harvesting and non-harvesting of the same product count as one action, regardless of the number of days they take, the number of holdings participating and the number of plots or hectares concerned.

Table 4.2.Indicators as regards Producer Groups

		Indicator	Number
PG investments	Investments required to attain recognition for PGs	Number of members of PGs
		Number of PGs which have been recognised as POs’