Directorate-General For Agriculture and Rural Development - Structure

Structure

The DG AGRI encompasses 12 Directorates, all headquartered in Brussels, Belgium:

  • A: International Affairs I, (in particular WTO negotiations)
  • B: International Affairs II, (in particular enlargement)
  • C: Economics of Agricultural Markets and single CMO
  • D: Direct Support, Market Measures, Promotion
  • E: Rural Development Programmes I
  • F: Rural Development Programmes II (SAPARD)
  • G: Horizontal Aspects of Rural Development
  • H: Sustainability and quality of agriculture and rural development
  • I: Internal Resource Management
  • J: Audit of Agricultural Expenditure
  • K: Relations with other Institutions; Communication and Documentation
  • L: Economic Analyses, Perspectives and Evaluation
  • M: Agricultural Legislation

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