This issue of Savia Rural features culture among its main components. We speak with writer Julio Llamazares, who has made memory and the rural landscape two constants in his literature. We delve into the boom in rural areas in Spanish cinema. We discuss two experiences surrounding contemporary art: the Genalguacil Museum Village and the artist residencies of the Sambrona Association of Alburquerque. We showcase the work of Wooldreamers, which is revaluing wool in Mota del Cuervo; and that of illustrator and editor Leticia Ruiz Fernández in Garganta la Olla, Cáceres. And we continue talking…

The CAP Network Action Plan is a document that describes how the Network will carry out the functions defined for it by the Spanish CAP Strategic Plan 2023-2027 (SPPAC). This Action Plan sets out the CAP Network's objectives and seven lines of action that organize the various activities to be carried out during the 2023-2027 programming period.

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💢KEY NEW FEATURES FOR THE SINGLE CAP APPLICATION: We're making things more flexible and simpler for farmers and ranchers. 👉🏾REINFORCED CONDITIONALITY: The Good Agricultural and Environmental Practices (GAPs) that farmers must comply with in order to fully receive direct CAP aid, area payments, livestock charges, and certain POSEI program aid have been simplified and made more flexible. Thus, starting with the 2025 Single Application (and in some cases as early as the 2024 Single Application), a series of changes are included in the following GAPs, which are classified according to the…

This publication contains a collection of good practices for rural revitalization developed in different rural areas across Spain's 17 autonomous communities. Reading it shows how these initiatives have achieved their goals, improving the communities that have embraced them in some way. We invite you to discover these stories, examples of how good ideas can come to fruition with a solid approach and a little support. Perhaps one could be an inspiration for you.

The Good Agricultural and Environmental Practices (GAPs) that farmers must comply with in order to fully receive direct CAP aid, area payments, livestock charges, and certain POSEI program aid have been simplified and made more flexible. Thus, starting with the 2025 Single Application (and in some cases as early as the 2024 Single Application), a series of changes are included in the following GAPs, which are classified according to the environmental objective to be achieved.

This brochure explains that the CAP Network is the meeting point that connects all individuals and entities related to the rural environment and agricultural activity, with the aim of disseminating and ensuring compliance with the PEPAC objectives and facilitating their implementation throughout the country. Organizations, administrations, advisors, researchers, and other innovation agents will continue to collaborate to enhance knowledge transfer and cooperation.

This video explains that the CAP Network, a platform of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, is part of the system for monitoring compliance with the measures of the CAP Strategic Plan (PEPAC) 2023-2027. The new PEPAC is geared toward achieving concrete results related to innovation, knowledge, and the digitalization of rural areas, and includes numerous new features in terms of support, objectives, and measures.

This video explains that the PAC Network is the meeting point that connects all individuals and entities related to the rural environment and agricultural activity, with the aim of disseminating and ensuring compliance with the PEPAC objectives and facilitating their implementation throughout the country. Organizations, administrations, advisors, researchers, and other innovation agents will continue to collaborate to enhance knowledge transfer and cooperation.