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COMMISSION OFTHEEUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
COM (79)579 final
Brussels .29th October 1979
EIGHT FINANCIAL REPORT
ONTHE RUROPEAN AGRICULTURAL GUIDANCE
AND GUARANTEE GUND 1978
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GUIDANCE SECTION
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CONTENTS
PAGE
1.GENERAL SITUATION - 1
1.1.Measures implemented in1978 2
1.2.New measures .3
2.IMPLEMENTATION OFREGULATION (EEC)No355/77 5
2.1.Financing of1978 projects 5
2.1.1 .Quantitative analysis 5
2.1.2 .Qualitative analysis 7
2.2.Programmes 11
3.IMPLEMENTATION OFREGULATION No17/64/EEC 11
4.POLICY AND PROCEDURES 14
4.1.Amount allocated tothe Guidance Section ^ 14
4.2.Coordination 15
4.3. -ublicity 15
4.4.Administrative procedures 15
4.5 .Fisheries 17
5.IMPL iMENTATION OFTHE DECISIONS TOGRANT AID 18
5.1.Individual projects (Regulation (EEC)No355/77and 18
Regulation No17/64/EEC)
5.1.1 .Payments in1978 .18
5.1.2 .Rate ofpayment ofaidgranted 19
5.1.3 .Implementation ofprojects 20
5.1.4 .Unused appropriations 22
5.1.5 .Re-use ofappropriations pursuant toRegulation 23
(EEC)No3171 /75
5.1.6 .Situation at31.12.1978 asregards projects 24
financed for more than five years
5.2.Special measures 25
5.2.1 .Aid decisions 25
5.2.2 .Payments 29 -
5.2.3 .Justification ofaidfigures fixed forItaly 30
5.3.Common measures 30
5.3.1 .Common measures forthereform ofagricultural 30
structures
5.3.2 -.Other common measures 36
5.3.3 .Payments 45

5.4 .Situation at31.12.1978 asregards the Guidance 46
Section 'sappropriations
5.4.1 .Implementation ofthe 1978 Budget 46
5.4.2 .Implementation ofprevious Budgets 46
5.4.3 .Overall position 46
5.4.4 .Non-automatic carryovers 46
5.5 .Contributions 47
5.6 .Aid for Friuli 48
6.INSPECTION VISITS 48
6.1 .Individual projects 48
6.2 .Special measures 49
6.3 .Common measures 49
7.IRREGULARITIES RELATING TOTHE GUIDANCE SECTION 52

ANNEXES
O.I Applications ,for aid byyear.Guidance Section (1964 to
1978),Regulation No17/64/EEC
O.II Breakdown bycountry ofaidgranted bythe Guidance
Section for thefinancing ofprojects (1964 to1972 and
1973 to1978),Regulation No17/64/EEC
O.III Breakdown bycategory ofprojects financed bythe Guidance
Section (1964 to1978),Regulation No17/64/EEC
O.IV Breakdown bysector ofaidgranted bythe Guidance Section
(1964 to1978),Regulation No17/64/EEC
O.V Regional breakdown byMember State ofprojects financed by
the Guidance Section (1964 to1978),Regulation No17/64/EEC
O.VI Individual projects -Payments made in1978 (Regulation
(EEC)No355/77and Regulation No17/64/EEC)
O.V I Payments made forindividual projects upto31..12.1978
(Regulation (EEC)No355/77and Regulation No17/64/EEC)
0.VIII •Position ofprojects financed for more than five years
O.IX Payments in1978 for common measures and special measures
O.X Amounts committed and payments made for special measures at
31.12.1978 byMember State '
O.XI Amounts committed and payments made for common measures at
31.12.1978 byMember State
O.XII Utilization ofappropriations for commitment
O.XIII Trend ofcommitments
O.XIV Utilization ofappropriations for payment
O.XV "Utilization ofamounts outstanding from before 1979 (Regulation
(EEC)No355/77and Regulation No17/64/EEC)
O.XVI Irregularities -Communications inaccordance with Articles 3
and 5ofRegulation (EEC)No283/72 .;

Breakdown ofcases ofirregularity recorded upto31.12.1978
Applications for aid from the Guidance Section under
Regulation (EEC)No355/77-1978
Regional breakdown byMember State ofprojects financed
under Regulation (EEC)No355/77-1978
Breakdown bysector and Member State ofprojects financed
under Regulation (EEC)No355/77-1978
Units ofaccount .

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1.GENERAL SITUATION
The Guidance Section isconcerned with thefinancing ofthe Community
policy onagricultural structures .Since the adoption ofRegulation
*
(EEC)No729/70',itsfinancial resources forthis purpose cover :
-the financing ofcommon measures decided onbythe Council to
achieve the aims defined inArticle 39(1)(a )ofthe Treaty ;
-thefinancing ofspecial measures adopted bythe Council prior to
the adoption ofRegulation (EEC)No729/70;
-thegrant ofcapital subsidies forprojects toimprove agricultural
2
-structures pursuant toRégulation No17/64/EEC . >
Common measures andspecial measures aregiven priority intheallo­
cation of FEOGA aid.Remaining funds are used forprojects financed
pursuant toRegulation No17/64/EEC.The Budget financing ofprojects
under Regulation No17/64/EEC should have ceased in1978,inaccord­
ance with Article 6ofRegulation (EEC)No729/70,onthe grounds that
the Guidance Section 'sannual allocation of325 million units of
account wasfully absorbed bythefinancing ofcommon measures .
However ,because ofthe large number ofapplications foraidalready
submitted under Regulation No17/64/EEC,theapplication ofthat
Regulation was continued into 1978 and 1979 byRegulation (EEC)No
299Z/783.
10JNoL94,28.4.1970 ,P.13
20JNo34,27.2.1974 ,p.586
30JNoL357,21.12.1978,p.3

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1.1.Measures implemented in1978
Thesituation asregards the main measures :
1978 was thefirst year ofimplementation ofRegulation (EEC)No
1355/77 oncommon measures toimprove the conditions under which
agricultural products are processed and marketed .These measures ,
based ontheprinciple ofdirect aidfor investment projects ,made
agood start inreplacing Regulation No17/64/EEC asregards the
marketing andprocessing ofagricultural products .
In1978 these measures accounted for the largest proportion of
commitments .All the appropriations forhorizontal measures (80 m
EUA)were committed within theprescribed deadlines .Only the
appropriations for measures insome southern regions ofthe Community
had not been fully committed before the endof1978 ;this was be-
2cause Regulation (EEC)No1361/78,which made provision for these
additional appropriations ,wasnot adopted until June 1978,i^e.
until after the closing date forapplications .Outofthe 42 mEUA
earmarked for these regions ,19 mEUA were therefore carried forward
to1979 because there were noeligible projects .
Second infinancial importance were the measures provided for under
Regulation (EEC)No1078/77"*introducing asystem ofpremiums for
thenon-marketing ofmilk products andforthe conversion ofdairy
herds .The Guidance Section contributed 40% tothis measure ,of
which 66mEUA were paid during the marketing year .
4Expenditure under Directive No75/268/EEC onmountain andhill farm­
ing andfarming incertain less-favoured areas comes only third in
order ofexpenditure .However ,thecontraction ofaidduring 1978
incomparison with 1977 does notreflect anyslackening intheapplic­
ation ofthis measure .The main reasons were theimpossibility of
making certain advance payments before the endofthe year andthe
fact that some oftheexpenditure in1977 concerned previous years .
20JNoL51,23.2.1977 ,p.1,0JNoL166,19.6.1978 ,p.9
^OJNoL131,26 .5.1977,P.1
OJNoL128,19.5.1975 ,p.1

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N • #
Anencouraging trend was observed inthe implementation ofDirective
1
No72/159/EEC onthemodernisation offarms .Payments during the
year were almost double those oftheprevious year . ^
.1.2.New measures
Alarge number ofmeasures were adopted inthe course of1978 .First
there was aseries ,already mentioned inthe Seventh Financial Report ,
todeal with -specific structural problems ,mainly inthe Mediterranean
regions ,namely : '
2-Regulation (EEC)No1360/78of19June 1978 onthe establishment ,
recognition andoperation ofproducer groups ;
/-Regulation (EEC)No1361/78"^of19June 1978 amending Regulation
.(EEC)No355/77inrespect ofcertain Mediterranean regions ;
4-Regulation (EEC)No1362/78of19June 1978 onaprogramme forthe
acceleration and guidance ofcollective irrigation works inthe
Mezzogiorno ; . v -
-Regulation (EEC)No1760/78"5of25July 1978 onacommon measure to
improve public services incertain rural areas ;
-Directive No78/627/EEC^of19June 1978 ontheprogramme toaccel­
erate therestructuring and conversion ofvineyards incertain
Mediterranean regions ofFrance .
•There were two measures with more specific objectives :
-Regulation (EEC)No1852/78^onaninterim common measure forre­
structuring the inshore fishing industry (andaquaculture ).1This
measure ,which instituted asystem ofdirect aidforindividual
projects ,wasinitially valid only until 31December 1978,but was
8extended until 31December 1979 byRegulation (EEC)No592/79 in .
view ofthe fact that thedefinitive measure forthis sector has
not yet been adopted ;
20JNoL36of23.4.1972 ,p.1 5QJNoL204of28.7.1978 ,p.1,0JNoL166of19.6.1978 ,p.1 ?0JNoL206of29.7.1978 ,p.1
,0JNoL166of19.6.1978 ,p.9 lOJ NoL211of1.8.1978 ,p.30
-0JNoL166of19.6.1978 ,p.11 .°0J NoL78of30.3.1979 ,p.5

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1 .„ .-Directive No78/628/EEC of19June 1978 onaprogramme toaccel­
erate drainage operations inthe less-favoured areas ofthe west
ofIreland .
Atthebeginning of1979 ,another series ofdecisions approving
measures tobefinanced bythe FEOGA Guidance Section wasadopted :
2-Regulation (EEC )No269/79 of6February 1979 establishing a
common measure forforestry incertain Mediterranean zones ofthe
Community ;
-Regulation (EEC)No270/79 of6February 1979 onthedevelopment
ofagricultural advisory services inItaly ;
4-Directive No79/173/EEC of6February 1979 ontheprogramme for
theacceleration andguidance ofcollective irrigation works in
Corsica ;
-Directive No79/174/EEC^of6February 1979concerning theflood
protection programme inthe H^rault Valley ;
-Directive No79/197/EEC^of6February 1979onaprogramme topro­
mote drainage incatchment areas including land onboth sides of
the border between Ireland andNorthern Ireland ;
-Directive No79/359/EEC^of26March 1979ontheprogramme tospeed up
the conversion ofcertain areas under vines inthe Charentes depart­
ments .
Theimplementation wasdelayed until theadoption ofRegulation (CEE)
No929/79of8May 1979 introducing afive yearly system offinancing
for the Guidance Section . *
0JNoL206 .,29.2.1978 ,p.5
0JNoL38,14.2.1979 ,p.1
0JNoL38,14.2.1979 ,p.6
0JNoL38,14.2.1979 ,p.15
0JNoL38,14.2.1979 ,p.18
0JNoL43,20.2.1979 ,p.23
0JNoL85,5.4.1979 ,p.34

IMPLEMENTATION OFREGULATION (EEC)No355/77
2.1.Financing of19^8 projects
-During 1978,Regulation (EEC)No1*55/7"wasaprlicabL ;forthefirst
time tothefinancing ofprojects to mpruve ''est,Matures for
marketing andprocessing agricultuial pr>duc,"nre ;v!ac;.ment of
Regulation' No17/64/EEC asregards ::h«:sst' secto.s.
Theappropriations available forthis measure wer -80 m"U/tfor the
Community asawhole and afurther 42 mEUA ,fcrth<?-p«g and cate­
gories ofproject referred toinRegulation 'F.EC )No *3.
Theappropriations forhorizontal measures were all c.mmit.ed during
1978 ;out oftheappropriations forthe Mediterranean ru 'ns,only
'9mEUA were committed because there v^re not enouq' •igible
.projects (Regulation (EEC)No1361/78opening these ^pp'^nriations
was adopted after the closing date for the submission o'r.plicatirns ).
the remaining appropriations were carried forward to1979 .
The Commission granted atotal of102 926 529 EUAofaidto377pro-
1jects under Décisions dated 30June,3August and 22Oecember 1978 .
InAugust 1978 the decisions onItalian projects were taken under the
second instalment ofaidtoavoid penalizing Italian apol cants whose
applications hadnot been submitted bytheItalian Guvernr^nt before
1January 19.78 asaresult ofadministrative difficulties oueto
changes inthedistribution ofpowers between :hecentnl government
andthe regions ;because ofthis theapplications coi'ld i.ot becon­
sidered fprthedecisions inJune 1978,asstipulated inArticle 13(2 )
ofRegulation (EEC)No355/77.
2.1.1 .Quantitative analysis
The aid isbroken down asfollows :
0JNo C194,12.8.1978 ,p.2;No C254,26.10.1978 ,p.3;
No C43,16.2.1979 ,p.5

Aid chanted bytrie f-EOGA Gu-Jarce Section
forprojects iinane ;d.nV-^S under
Regulation (ETC 355/77
Member State Number of
projects financed
IAid granted (EUA)Total investment
(EUA)
BELGIE /BELGIQUE 30 3.558.478 23.446.276
DANMARK
I23 3.863.876 28.520.756
DEUTSCHLAND 68 16.637.928 83.059.789
FRANCE 47 23.142.500 99.093.139
IRELAND 25
ι6.156.039 34.601.523
ITALIA 80 34.346.996 125.506.791
LUXEMBOURG 1 202.488 809.951
NEDERLAND 13 4.684.950 17.351.554
UNITED KINGDOM 90 10.333.274 63.699.003
TOTAL 377 102.926.529 476.088.782
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The 377projects subsidized by FEOGA represent atotal investment of
476 088 782 EUA,oranaverage investment of 1262 835 EUAperproject :
the average aid perproject is273 015 EUA.

Altogether ,917projects weresubmitted for1978,amongwhich
102projects notaccepted becauseofLackoffundsin1977
underRegulation No17/64/.EECwerecarriedforwardinaccord­
ancewithArticle24(3)ofRegulation EECNo355/77.Fifty-
nineoftheseprojects werewithdrawn ornolongerapplicable .
Consideration ofthelegal,economic,technical andfinancial
aspects bytheCommission staffledtotherejection of45pro­
jectsasinacceptable and32otherprojects asnotcomplying
withtheprovisions ofRegulation (EEC)No355/77.Outofthe
remaining 781,404werenotaccepted becauseofshortage of
fundsand377werefinanced .
Amongthe45projects rejected asunacceptable ,fourconcerned
themilksector,sixthemeatsector,seventhewinesector,
sevenfruitandvegetables ,twofisheries,twofeedingstuf fs,
onetheeggsandpoultrymeat sector,oneoiland,twotobacco;
finallythirteen relatedtoothersectors.
The32projects considered nottocomplywiththeprovisions of
Regulation (EEC)No355/77concerned thefollowing sectors :
milk(13projects),meat(oneproject),wine(oneproject),
fruitandvegetables (oneproject),liveplants (oneproject),
fisheryproducts (oneproject),cereals (oneproject),feeding-
stuffs (threeprojects),eggsandpoultrymeat (threeprojects),
oliveoil(twoprojects),tobacco (oneproject)andfourpro­
jectsinothersectors.
The404projects whichwerenotfinanced byFE06Abecauseof
lackoffundsconcerned thefollowing sectors :milkproducts
33,meat78,wine45,fruitandvegetables 74,liveplantsone,
fisheryproducts four,cereals 53,feedingstuff s45,seedstwo,
eggsandpoultrymeat 20,tobacco twoandothersectors 47.
2.1.2.Qualitative analysis '
Theacceptedprojectsfallintothefollowing categories :

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(a)Milk products sector
Theprojects accepted for financing concern the moderniz­
ation andrationalization ofdairies (19projects ),the
construction ofcooperative dairies (4projects ),instal­
lation ofcooling tanks (oneproject ),supply ofanalyt­
ical apparatus (oneproject )andmilk bottling equipment
(oneproject ),the construction orimprovement ofcheese
factories (12projects ),the purchase andinstallation of
additional milk treatment plant (8projects )and the con­
struction ofacheese storage and marketing centre .
(b)Meat sector
Aid granted inthis sector went towards the construction
andmodernization ofslaughterhouses (23projects ),pro­
cessing factories (34projects ),cutting plants (4projects ^,
meat-based product factories attached toslaughterhouses
(5projects ),construction ofapre-packaging plant for
spiced meat Ccharcuterie' )products ,construction ofoffal
processing plant (3projects ),cattle marketing centres
(4projects ),andother installations (4projects ).
(c)Wine sector
The Fund subsidised 32projects involving the construction
ormodernization ofwineries ,3projects concerning bott­
ling and storage centres and one concerning amust treat­
ment centre with anancillary bottling line .
(d)Fruit and Vegetables
FEOGA-f inanced projects concerned grading ,storage and
market preparation centres (41projects ),marketing instal­
lations (12projects ),canning andbottling plant (15pro­
jects ),construction orimprovement ofprocessing plants
(4projects ),deep-freeze factories (2projects ),onefact­
oryfortheprocessing ofprotein plant crops and 9pro­
jects forpotato storage centres .

(•) Live slants sector
These projects concern :
-construction orreorganization ofmarkets and centres
for marketing horticultural products (4projects )
-construction ofcentres for storage and marketing of
trees andplants (3projects ).
(f)Fishery products
Aid from FE06A was granted to27projects ,comprising
three fish marketing centres ,4shellfish processing
plants ,13factories fortheprocessing offish,7centres
forthedeep-freezing and market preparation offish .
(g)Cereals
Projects aided inthe cereals sector concerned :
-construction ormodernization ofstorage and marketing
centres (26projects )
-construction oftreatment centres (2projects )
-construction ofaprocessing -factory (1project ).
(h)Feedinqstuff s
Aid granted inthis sector went towards the construction
ofstorage centres (2projects ),purchase offodder dry­
ing equipment (2projects ),construction ormodernization
offactories manufacturing cattle feed (14projects ).
(i)Seeds andpropagating material
FEOGA funds helped toset up12storage andtreatment
centres ,one collecting centre and the modernization and
enlargement ofaseed selection andcleaning station .

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(l)Eggs and poultrymeat
FEOGA aid wasgranted to22projects asfollows :
-construction ormodernization ofprocessing plants (16
projects )
-construction ormodernization ofslaughterhouses (5pro­
jects )
-egg packing and marketing station (1project ).
(m)01iveoil
project concerning the modernization ofanoilmill
financed inthis sector .
(n)Tobacco
Five projects concerning the construction ormodernization
oftobacco drying andprocessing centres received FEOGA
aid.
(p)Other sectors
This heading covers :
storage ,processing and marketing centres for avariety of
agricultural projects (5projects )
restructuring ofsugar refineries (1project )
enlargement ofadistillery (1project )
purchase andinstallation ofhopprocessing plant (1pro­
ject )
construction ofacentre forthe sale ofhorses (1project )One
was

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2.2 .Proqrammes
Oneofthe main differences between Regulation (EEC )No355/77and
Regulation No17/64/EECisthat toqualify foraidunder thenew
*
Regulation projects have tobeincorporated ,after atransitional
period ,inasectoral programme approved bytheCommission .
Upto1June 1979,theMember States hadintroduced 39programmes ,
»
ofwhich 13forthe Federal Republic ofGermany ,9forthe Netherlands ,
7for Denmark ,5fortheUnited Kingdom ,3for France and 2for
Ireland .Italy ,Belgium andLuxembourg hadnot submitted anypro­
grammes bythedate mentioned .
Programmes concerned thefollowing sectors :12fruit andvegetables
(ofwhich 4potatoes ),8meat ,4milk and 15other sectors (seeds ,
„wine ,eggs andpoultrymeat ,fisheries ,etc.).
Upto 1June 1979 ,3programmes hadbeen approved :
-Pigmeat mDenmark ;
-Beef and veal inIreland ;
--Nursery products intheLand ofSchleswig-Holsteiri inthe Federal
Republic ofGermany .
3.IMPLEMENTATION OFREGULATION NO17/64/EEC
The implementation ofRegulation No17/64/EECwasextended tocover 1978
and 1979 byRegulation (EEC)No2292 /78.
However ,pursuant toArticle 24(2 )ofRegulation (EEC)No355/77,
Regulation No17/64/EECnolonger applies tothemarketing andprocess­
ingofagricultural products ,because this sector isnowcovered by
Regulation (EEC )No355/77.
Regulation (EEC)No2992 /78additionally provides that projects covered
byRegulation 17/64/EECfortheyears 1978 and1979 could besubmitted
until 1January 1979 .Consequently ,nodecision could betaken before
theendof1978 ontheappropriations of70mEUAmade available for
those projects .

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Consequently ,inthedecisions itadopted on22December 1978,the Commission
confined itself toreallocating the aid recovered under Regulation (EEC)No
3171/751.
The aid may bebroken down asfollows :
OJNo C43,16.2.1979 p.2.

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FEOGA Guidance Section aid granted for 1978
(Regulation No17/64/EEC )
Member StateNumber of *Amount ofaid^Amount oftotalprojects financed granted (EUA)investment (EUA)
BELGIUM
DENMARK
GERMANY
FRANCE
IRELAND
ITALY
LUXEMBOURG
NETHERLANDS
UNITED KINGDOM4
2217.872
1.035.325
1.733.731
9.024.005888.254
4.141.300
44.200.983
26.359.331
TOTAL 19 12.010.933 75.589.868
*Amounts recovered (Art 2ofReg EECNo3171 /75).

POLICY AND PROCEDURES
4.1.Amount allocated tothe Guidance Section
Article 6ofRegulation (EEC)No729/70allocated 285million u.a.
per year tothe Guidance Section .Regulation (EEC)No2788/72in­
creased this to325million when Denmark >Ireland and the United
Kingdom joined the Community .
/
Asthe financial estimates for the common measures tobefinanced
bythe Guidance Section showed that from 1980 onwards the appropri­
ations available ,including those set aside during some previous
years ,would nolonger besufficient tomeet expenditure ,the Council
1adopted ,on8May 1979,Regulation (EEC)No929/79 amending
Regulation (EEC)729/70asregards the Guidance Section 'sappropri­
ations .
Regulation (EEC)No929/79alters the method ofallocating funds to
the Guidance Section .From 1January 1980 there will nolonger bea
fixed annual allocation for the Section ;instead ,the appropriations
ineach year 'sbudget will bedetermined inaccordance with normal "
budgetary procedure ,inrelation tothe expected needs forthat year .
However ,thetotal amount for thefive years 1980 to1984 has been
set at3600 million EUA.
Regulation (EEC)No929/79lays down that this amount may beincreased
bythe Council ,acting inaccordance with the procedure laid down in
thethird subparagraph ofArticle 43(2 )ofthe Treaty ,only forthe
common measures provided forinArticle 6(2)ofRegulation (EEC)No
729/70.The amount decided upon bythe Council for afive-year period
will also apply forthefollowing such period unless the Council
decides otherwise .
Appropriations set aside during some previous years andnot entered
inthe budget bythe endof1979 may nolonger beentered inthe
budget thereafter .
Each five-year period stands onits own and theappropriations not
used atthe endoftheperiod will bededucted fnm that amount for
thefollowing five years .
0JNoL117,12.5.1979 ,p.4

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4.2 .Coordination
TheTask Force onthecoordination offinancial instruments having
structural purposes ,inaddition tomaintaining contact between the
departments concerned ,hascontinued itswork .ofcoordinating
Guidance Section action firvanced byother Community instruments .
A.3.Publicity
Asinthepast ,publicity hasbeen mainly concerned with highlight­
ingthedirect aidgiven toinvestment projects ,asthis isthetype
-ofaidmost likely tobeofgeneral interest :theCommunity 's
participation isdirect andtheprojects areusually ofgreat local
and regional importance .
4.4 .Administrative procedures
(a)Asregards themeasures ofdirect aidtoprojects ,experience
intheapplication ofRegulation (EEC)No355/77andof
Regulation (EEC )No-219/78,containing instructions onthe con­
tent and layout ofrequests for aid,hasbeen very satisfactory .
Thepurpose ofthese rules -torationalize and harmonize aid
 
requests -haslargely been achieved .
Consequently ,theimplementing Regulation forprojects tobe
submitted under the interim common measure for inshore fishing
2andaquaculture (Regulation (EEC)No2572 /78 )wasdrawn up
along the same lines .
Thiswasalsothepurpose ofRegulation (EEC)No1685/78"^,lay­
ingdown detailed rules fortheimplementation ofdecisions to
grant aidunder Regulation (EEC)No355/77.This provides for
aidapplications tobesubmitted onforms tobefilled inby
thebeneficiary ,sothat alltheinformation needed totake a
decision onapplications should beavailable from theoutset ,
thus enabling procedures tobespeeded up.
¿0JNoL35,4.2.1978 ,p.10
30JNoL308,1.11.1978 ,p.19
0JNoL197,22.7.1978 ,p.1

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(b)Asregards the reimbursement ofexpenditure i-ncurred bythe
Member States ,forthefirst time advances aretobepaid by
the Guidance Section (Regulations Nos 1362/78,1760/78,269/79,
270/79;Directives 78/627,78/628,79/173,79/174,79/197,
79/359). Inaccordance with the basic legislation providing
forthis possibility ,advances may begranted onthe basis of
Member States *implementing rules .
\
Asregards the programme toaccelerate drainage operations in
the less-favoured areas ofthe west ofIreland ,theIrish
Government forwarded itsnational programme ,which was approved
bythe Commission .Itwas thus possible toadopt the Community
1implementing provisions (Decision 79/423/EEC )for advance pay­
.ments toIreland under Directive 78/628/EEC.
These rules provide /for areport tobesubmitted before the end
ofeach year onthe use made ofthese advances .This report is
tobeused indetermining advance payments forfollowing years .
Inaddition ,guarantees have tobeprovided that the advances
will infact bemade available tothe beneficiaries and that the
.vnational contributions will also bepaid .
(c)Implementation ofthe 1978 budget' ledtoanumber ofappropri­
ations remaining wholly orpartly unused during thefinancial
year *This was rendered all the more evident bythefact that
unused appropriations were nolonger being allocated toprojects
coming under Regulation No17/64/EEC.There were three main
causes :
-some measures were not adopted ,orwere adopted later than
planned ;
-insome cases applications for reimbursement were incomplete
orraised problems ofeligibility ,sothat reimbursement could
not take place during the same year;
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-inother cases ,the .estimates seemed tobetoo high .
During thepreparation ofthe budget 1979 andespecially 1980 the
Commission has endeavoured tocorrect the situation .Nevertheless
due onthe one hand tothe delay inthe adoption ofthe proposals
bythe Council and onthe other hand tothe more orless long
starting upperiod for the actions and the Member States concerned ,
the improvement inthis area istaking some time toobtain the
results hoped for.
4.5.Nowthat Directorate-General XIV has been set uptodeal with fish­
eries ,measures relating tothestructural aspects ofthe sector ,
areits concern .
The Guidance Section of FEOGA nonetheless remains responsible for
finance and administration .There has therefore been close collab­
oration and coordination between the departments concerned .

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5.IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECISIONS TO GRANT AID
5.1.Individual projects (Regulation (EEC ?No355/75and Regulation No
17/64/EEC)
5.1.1 .Payments in1978
In1978 the Commission received 1436applications for pay­
ment .Afurther 123applications ,received atthe endof
1977 remained tobeexamined .Ofthese 1559applications ,
.1388 were examined during the year and on89ofthese pay­
ment was held uppending theprovision offurther inform­
ation .Taking into account applications for payment the
processing ofwhich continued from 1977 into 1978,1143
applications gave rise topayment in1977 for atotal sum
of157.1 million u.a.(Afurther 176projects were with
Financial Control ,awaiting payment ,at31January 1978.)
Ofthese payments ,610 were for completed projects .
The breakdown byMember State ofpayments made in1978 isas
follows :
Payments inrespect ofindividual projects carried out in1977
MEMBER STATE AM0UNT (EUA)
GERMANY 55.590.231,71
BELGIUM 13.604.381,52
FRANCE 28.951.408,72
ITALY 26.191.976,71
LUXEMBOURG 1.141.853,09
NETHERLANDS 8.369.188,19
DENMARK 7.265.882,10
IRELAND 3.963.788,95
UNITED KINGDOM 12.015.312,88
Adetailed breakdown ofprojects byyear and byMember State
isgiven inAnnex 0.VI .
1including 6028.1 under Regulation (EEC)No355/77.

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5.1.2 .Rate ofpayment ef a4dgranteg .
By31December 1978 the Commission hadactually paid out 996.1
million EUAsince the beginning of FEOGA operations .
The breakdown ofthis amount byyear ofcommitment and by
Member State isgiven inAnnex O.VII .
FEOGA aidispaid tobeneficiaries when they have provided
proof that the conditions for payment' arefulfilled .The rate
ofpayment ofaidtherefore depends onthe rate atwhich appli­
cations for payment are put forward byMember States tothe
Commission .
Asthetable below shows ,the percentage paid out varies from
one Member State toanother and according totheperiod in
which aid was granted .
Payments as %
ofcommitments
forall Member
States ^Aid granted
from 1965
to1973Aid granted
in1974
Iand 1975
iAid granted
in1976
and 1977
79,5 45 15,3
-GERMANY 89,5 60,3ry27,1
BELGIUM 87,5 62,6 29,8
FRANCE 81,4 48,5 11,1
ITALY 79,3 13,8 2,0
LUXEMBOURG . 98,1 98,9 8,3
NETHERLANDS 92,70 67,0 22,1
DENMARK 99,5 81,4 46,3
IRELAND 35,5 39,5 8,6 J
UNITED KINGDOM 62,4 54,7 25,9
Commitments minus cancellations .
\
Asinprevious years ,payment ofaid proceeded slowest inItaly ,
followed byIreland and France .The reasons forthese delays
are mainly the long time taken tostart work,the long time
taken tocarry itout andthe time taken bytheadministrative
processes ofpreparing andforwarding applications for payment .
For 1978 (new Regulation (EEC)No-355/77),the payment percentage
isalmost nil,asoutof102462787.26 EUAallocated only'
6028.01 EUA had been paid by31December 1978 .

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3.Implementation ofprojects
(a)Situation
Since FEOGA was set upthe Commission hasgranted aid from
the Fund to7085projects .
ι
By31December 1978 ,3686 ofthese projects had been com­
pleted and the aidgranted tothem hadbeen paid .A
further 523projects hadbeen withdrawn bytheir benefici' -
aries and are not tobecarried out .Atotal of2876
projects were inprogress andpart ofthe aid hadalready
been paid forsome ofthese .
Thefollowing table gives abreakdown ofthe situation by
Member State :
Regulation
17/64/EECProj ects
financedi
'Proj ects
IcompletedProjects not
carried outProj ects
under way
GERMANY 1.578 1.004 16
I558
BELGIUM 768 494 24 250
DENMARK . 130 78 1 51
FRANCE 1.025 ■631 34 360
IRELAND 290 51 2 235
ITALY 2.321 852 422 1.047
LUXEMBOURG 37 34 1 2
NETHERLANDS 459 324 12 123
UNITED KINGDOM 477 218 10 249
*7.085 3.686 523 2.875
*Anincrease over 1977 of19projects (financed inDecember
1978 under Regulation No17/64/EEC),asaresult of
Regulation (EEC )No2992 /78of19December 1978 .
Some 40.6% ofprojects arestill under way,while about
7.4% ofprojects financed will not becarried out .In
line with what wasnoted inpoint 5.1 .2.,Italy also has
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(b)Asregards the 349projects for 1978 (Regulation (EEC)
No355/77),for oneBelgian project only aninitiaC in­
stalment has been paid . „
(c)Amendments toprojects
In1978 the Commission received 231 requests for amend­
ments ,towhich must beadded 49from theprevious year,
for which additional information had been requested .
Ofthis total ,178 were ,agreed towith nochange inthe
decision ,the amendments being only ofminor importance
andentailing only slight increases orreductions in
costs compared with theestimates .
Inthe case of76applications thedecisions hadtobe
revised ,the amendments being such that theprojects
could nolonger befinanced onthe basis oftheoriginal
decisions .Some ofthese dt!sions involved reductions ,
which totalled 1282 578 EUA,inthe aidgranted .
Atotal of45applications could not bedealt with for
lack oftheadditional information requested ,and 5were
withdrawn orrejected .
(d)Projects not carried out
In1978,139beneficiaries decided toforego the aid
granted .Asaresult ,11098 353 EUA were not used,
namely 9329 930 EUAforItaly ,428 910 EUAfor Germany ,
526 536 EUAfor Belgium ,7862 EUAforIreland ,659 222 EUA
for France and 145 893 EUAforthe United Kingdom .Further ,
pursuant toRegulation (EEC)No3171/75,the Commission
cancelled theaidgranted for 47projects (41Italian ,5
Belgian and 1German ),atotal of6374 386 EUA. -

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(e)Projects carried out inbreach ofthe conditions Laid down
In1978 the Commission cancelled all or some ofthe aid
granted for 6projects (representing atotal of236 425 EUA)
because the work had been carried outentirely orpartly in
disregard ofthe conditions laid down .
(f)Projects carried out atlower cost than estimated
In1978 asum of10216 520 EUA was not used since the
actual eligible expenditure proved tobeless than the
estimates onwhich the aid decision had been based .
5.1.A.Unused appropriations
Taking into account thefactors described above under 5.1.3.,
atotal of29208 263 EUAwill not beused inthe year of
appropriation asaresult ofcircumstances arising in1978 .
Since thestart ofthe FEOGA Guidance Section ,appropriations
,amounting to135.6 million EUA have been cancelled intheir
year ofappropriation .
Theentry into force ofRegulation (EEC)No3171/75has so
far enabled 66341 294 EUA (included inthe 135.6 million
above )toberecommitted in1976,1977 and 1978 .

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5.1.5.Re-use ofappropriations pursuant toCourici LRegulation (EEC)
No3171 /75of 5December 1975
In1977 the Commi ssion ,pursuant toArticle 2ofRegulation
(EEC)No3171/75,released the sumof25605 818.68 u.a.from
theperiod 1966 to1976 andthis was recommitted tocover part
ofthe aidgranted to1977 projects .
Thefollowing table shows theorigin ofthis total andthat of
the 28724 543.56 u.a.released and recommitted for 1976 pro­
jects .
1976 1977 1978
Appropriations
released (u.aJAppropriations
released (u.a.)Appropriations
released (u.aJ
GERMANY 4.023.653,96 4.611.944,78 1.035.324,59
BELGIUM " 2.190.571,24 4.222.581,06 217.872,37
DENMARK 13.043,47 103.676,94
FRANCE 2.387.400,13 ^.685.288,62 1.733.731,28
IRELAND 614.999,51 18.669,58
ITALY 18.003.526,88 13.109.481,45 !9.024.004,61
LUXEMBOURG 949,56 ! 108,- -
NETHERLANDS 1.435.971,65 . 807.808,29
UNITED KINGDOM 54.427,16 46.259,96
28.724.543,56 25.605.818,68 12.010.932,85
The sumof12010 932.85 EUA was recovered from theperiod 1966
to1974 and was re-used pursuant toRegulation No17/64/EECto
finance aspecial instalment granted for 19projects in1978 .

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5.1.6 .Situation at51December 1978 asregards projects financed
for more than five years
Ofthe 3361projects financed between 1964 and1972 ,2640
have been completed ,390 areunder way and 331 will not be
carried out .
Theappropriations committed fortheyears inquestion total
858655707.78 EUA .Theposition isasfollows :
-624 862498.85 EUAhave been paid forprojects intheyears
inquestion , .
-132963 128.06 EUAwere notused ,
-100830080.87 EUAarestili tobepaid .
Itshould bepointed out that theunused appropriations
(132 863 128.06 EUA )include 30754 136.95 EUA recommitted in
1976 /77and1978 ,ofwhich 9363162.54 EUAwere paid out up
to31December 1978 .
Details for1964 to1972 aregiven inAnnex 0.VIII ,from which
thefollowing percentage figures forthe aid inquestion may
bederived :
YearAppropriations committed
Aid actually
paidUnused
appropriationsAppropri ations
tobecarried
over to1978
m Amount
1964 1975 9.056.922 83,90 16,10
1965 1966 17.134.258 77,92 22,08
1966 1967 41.586.875 77,24 22,06 0,70
1967 1968 26.039.369 85,34 14,66
1968 1968 /69 94.897.375 79,13 18,92 1,95
1969
1st instal -
ment 1969 8.472.837 84,95 14,30 0,75
1969
2nd,3rd and
4th instal -
ments 1970 151.527.163 81,50 , 13,85 4,65
1970 1971 159.999.497 71,00 .15,58 13,42
1971 1972 199.943.145,78 68,83 13,79 17,38
1972 1973 149.998.266 61,69 14,65! 23,66
I

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' i
5.2 .. Special measures
5.2.1 .Aid decisions
In1978 the FEOGA Guidance Section granted aid forthe following
measures :
(a)Launching aid for fruit andvegetable producer groups (Article
14ofRegulation (EEC )No1035 /72)
Theexpenditure incurred bytheMember States ,calculated oh
»
the basis ofthevalue oftheproducts marketed bythese groups ,
isreimbursed byFEOGA atthe rate of50% .
In1978 ,96027.40 EUAwasreimbursed toDenmark inrespect of
its1977 expenditure ;201658.48 EUA,representing thebalance
ofthe FEOGA aid inrespect of1975 expenditure ,waspaid to
Italy ;theUnited Kingdom wasreimbursed expenditure inrespect
oftwoyears ,with payments of17671.13 EUA and 7336.02 EUA
for 1976 and1977 respectively ,oratotal of25007.15 EUA .
\
Atotal amount of322692.03 EUA wasthus reimbursed byFEOGA .
Although they submitted applications for reimbursement four
Member States did not receive aid from FEOGA .The Member States
concerned areBelgium (inrespect of1976 and 1977 ),France
.(1975 ,1976 and1977 ),Italy (1976 and1977 )andtheNetherlands
(1976 ).France and Italy organized twoenquiries attherequest
ofthe Commission inorder tocheck ,compliance with the Community
rules bytheproducer organizations .Pending theoutcome of
these enquiries itappeared advisable topostpone reimbursement .
Inthe case ofBelgium andtheNetherlands there were problems of
interpretation asregards theeligibility ofcertain expenditure ,
andreimbursement hasnot yetbeen made .
Themeasure hadbeen applied asfollows at31December 1978 :

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Groups set up Expenditure byMember Statesι
Reimbursement by
FE0GA2
(u*a./EUA ) Member State Number /oftotalr 1Amount (u.a. /EUA ) %oftotal
GERMANY 78 24,1 6„533.714 21,7 3o266 .857
BELGIUM 2 0,6 1.184.043 4 251 .490
DENMARK 21 6,5 1.724.414 5,7 862 „207
FRANCE 167 • 51,5 1.399.422 4,6 524.306
ITALY 51 15,7 19.084.726 63,3 6.534.777
UNITED KINGDOM 5 1,6 216.765 0,7 85.877
TOTAL 324 100 30.143.0841
100 11.525.514
1The amounts indicated are inu.a.upto31.12.1977 and inEUA from 1.1.1978 .Since
expenditure inrespect of1977 has not yet been reimbursed itwas converted atthe
rate inforce on1.12.1978 .
Inu.a.upto31.12.1977 and inEUA from 1.1.1978 .

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Although themost groups aremFrance ,expenditure committed by
this country represents only asmall part ofthe aiddeclared to
FEOGA .Theapplications forreimbursement which have already been
examined have shown that this aid isalways much lower than the
authorized maximum .
Itshould also bepointed out .that themeasure ispractically com­
pleted inGermany .
(b)Launching aid forproducers' organizations inthefishing industry
(Article 6ofRegulation (EEC )No100/76)
s
Theexpenditure incurred bytheMember States ,calculated onthe
basis ofthevalue oftheproducts marketed bythese groups ,is
reimbursed byFEOGA atthe rate of50% .
In1978 ,33078.66 EUAwasreimbursed toFrance and 25982.66 EUA
totheUnited Kingdpm inrespect oftheir 1976 expenditure .
Germany received 28~087.14 EUA,ofwhich 18567.98 EUA inrespect
of1976and9520.6 EUAinrespect of197"/.
Atotal amount of87148.46 EUAwasthus reimbursed byFEOGA .
Applications forreimbursement inrespect ofexpenditure in1977 ,
were submitted byFrance ,theUnited Kingdom and Italy .'With re­
gard toIreland ,which submitted anapplication grouping 1976 and
1977 ,itshould benoted that theexpenditure indicated inthe 1977
financial report wasonly anestimate andthat itiscalculated ,
again here onthebasis oftheapplication .Nodecision concerning
these four countries had been taken at31December 1978 .
Tiiis measure hadbeen applied asfollows at31December 1978 :
Member StateGroups set up Expenditure byMember States Reimbursement by
FE0GA2
(u.a. /EUA ) Number %oftotal1Amount (u.a. /EUA ) %oftotal
|GERMANY
jFRANCE
IRELAND
UNITED KINGD0M
ITALY3
11 ·
1
6
113,6
50
4,6
27,2
4,6145.796
280.766
67.956
251.977
13.57319,1
37
9
33,1
1,8~72.898 1
103.653
94.611
TOTAL 22 100 760.068 100 271.162
1
Inu.a .upto31.12.1977 and inEUAfrom 1.1.1978 .Since expenditure inrespect of
1977 hadnotyetbeen reimbursed itwasconverted atthe rate inforce on1.12.1978 .
Inu.a .upto31.12.1977 and inEUAfrom 1.1.1978 .

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(c)Improvement ofthe production and marketing ofCommunity citrus -
fruit (Regulation (EEC)No2511/69,,Title I
Article 1(1)ofRegulation (EEC)No2511 /69provides for aid
from FEOGA for converting existing plantations oforange and
mandarin trees toother varieties andfor the establ ishment ,
improvement and enlargement ofhandling ,storage andprocessing
installations forcitrus fruit ,while paragraph 2ofthe same
Articli ?provides foradditional aidfor farmers who undertake
conversion .FEOGA reimburses 50%ofMember States' expenditure .
This measure isapplied byItaly and France ,whose plans aspro­
vided for inArticle 1(2)ofRegulation (EEC)No2511/69were
approved bythe Commission on 1February and 16February 1973
respectively .
-InItaly theeligible expenditure amounted in1977 to10268
million lire or9255 897.72 EUA,ofwhich FEOGA reimbursed
50% or 4627 948.86 EUA in1978 .
-InFrance theeligible expenditure amounted in1977 to826 470
FFor142 850.72 EUA,ofwhich .FEOGA reimbursed 50% or
71425.36 EUA in1978 .
On31December 1977 total expenditure incurred byItaly amounted
to16170million lire or18.03 mEUA,9%oftheexpenditure
provided forintheplan asapproved .This expenditure is
broken down between the different measures asfollows :
MeasureExpenditure
provided for
inthe plan
(mu.a .)Expenditure incurred byItaly
upto31.12.1977
1Amount (mu.a.)
Conversion 120,83 2,34
Marketing 71,60 15,44
Additional aid 96,57 0,25
289,00 18,03
1The amounts given here are expressed inu.a.upto31.12.1977
and in EUA from 1.1.1978 .
-On31December 1977 total expenditure incurred byFrance amoun­
tedto2561 920 FFor455 308 EUA,19%ofthe expenditure pro­
vided forintheplan asapproved .This expenditure isbroken
down between thedifferent measures asfollows :

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MeasureExpenditure
provided for
inthe plan
(mu.a.)Expenditure incurred byFrance
upto31.12.1977
1Amount (u.a.) ,
Conversion
Additional2,43
0,03455.308,72
1_. . .. _The amounts given here are expressed inu.a.upto31.12.1977
-and in EUA from 1.1.1978 .
5.2.2 .Payments '
In1978 payments implementing thedecisions referred toabove amounted
to5109 215.71 EUAincluding 28087.14 EUAtoGermany ,96027.40 EUA
toDenmark ,104 504.02 EUAtoFrance ,4829 607.34 EUAtoItaly and
50989.81 EUAtothe United Kingdom .
χ
Since 1966 thetotal amount ofappropriations paid for special meas­
ures amounts to288 787 140.13 u.a./Eli/.;this figure isbroken down
asfollows :
Member State •Payments made inu.a. /EUA
Amount inu.a. /EUA Xoftotal
Belgium 7.629.738,39 2,6
Denmark 862.207,07 0,3
Germany 41.804.281,08 14
France 28.233.045,66 ' 9,8
Italy 195.090.686,63 68
Luxembourg 7.777.033,62 2,7
Nether lands 7.209.658,56 2,5
United Kingdom 180.489,12 0,1
Totalι
288.787.140,13 100
The amounts given inthis table are expressed inu.a.
upto31.12.1977 and inEUA from 1.1.1978 .Details of
the appropriations committed and payments made asat
31.12.1978 aregiven inthe Annex .

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5.2.3 .Justi fication ofaidfigures fixedfor 'Italy
Thesituation on31December 1978 asregards the payment ofaid by
Italy isnot known since noreport for the period uptothat date
has reached the Commission .Asareminder ,atable showing the
situation on31December 1977 isgiven below :
Aid granted onthe basis of
R/130/66
Art.4R/130/66
Art .12R/159/66
(a)Aid paid bythe FEOGA
Guidance Section to
Italy 45 mu.a. 15 mu.a. 87,3 mu.a.
(b)Amount ofaid paid by
the Italian
Government to
benef iciaries 50,umu.a.I
I
15,8 mu.a. 47,25 mu.a.
<c>Amount not disbursed
(a-b ) 40,05 mu.a.
τ
Onthe basis ofthepartial reports forwarded in1978,itemerges
that expenditure generally increased considerably .
Moreover ,the Commission decided tostay during 1977 theinfringe­
ments procedure which had been initiated onaccount ofthe delay in
theutilization ofCommunity funds andinvited Italy tosend in
final reports before 31January 1978 .
Initsreply ,which arrived within the time limit laid down ,Italy
confirmed thesituation asregards payments on31December 1977,
that theprojects would befinished in12months and requested a
time limit ofatleast 15months for submitting thefinal report .
Since itdid not consider this reply satisfactory ,the Commission
brought proceedings before the Court ofJustice on8June 1978 .
The case isstill inprogress .
*
5.3 . Common measures
5.3.1 .Common measures for the reform ofagricultural structures (Directives
72/159-160-161/EEC and 75/268/EEC)

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ι
FlQSA reimburses 25%efeligible exP t.jire toth§Member States ;
this figure is,however ,increased to65% inthe case ofexpenditure
incurred byIreland andItaly inrespect ofDirective 72/160/EEC and
to35%for the same Member States inrespect ofexpenditure under
Title IIofDirective 75/268/EEC.Ofthe amount tobereimbursed
75%ispaid asanadvance and the balance ispaid after verification
ofdeclared expenditure .
In1978,inrespect ofthe four Directives ,the Commission took 40
decisions for reimbursement covering atotal of65.49 mu.a.,which
brings thetotal amount reimbursed upto31December 1978 to191.38m
u.a .
This figure isbroken down asfollows between the Member States :
Member State1Reimbursement by FEOGA (u.a./EUA) aofall
expenditure at
I
!
I :in1978 upto31.12.197831.12.1978
Belgium 431.885,08 1.951.260,57 1,0
IDenmark
i2.800.911,85 5.^22.002,58 2,7
Germany 23.434.029,21 51.886.076,10 27,1
France 2.063.801,11 29.954.045,25 15,7
Italy 38.945,49 38.945,49
Ireland . 12.397.628,72 25.191.559,24 13,2 .
Luxembourg 622,32 374.349,80 0,2
Nether lands 4.338.541,98 8.071.082,11 4,2
United Kingdom 19.982.335,13 68.687.564,91 35,9
Total 65.488.700,89 191 .376.886.05 100
iThe amounts given inthis table are expressed inu.a.upto31.12 .
1977 and in EUA from 1.1.1978 .
The breakdown ofthese figures between the four common measures is
given intheAnnexes ,and shows that :
-in1978 alone expenditure represents 52%ofthe sumofexpenditure
inprevious years ; /
-the United Kingdom has been the main beneficiary ofaid from the
Fund,largely under Directive 268;
-130.6 mu.a./mEUA (or68.3% ofthetotal figure )has been reim­
bursed under Directive 268;
-Germany isthe main beneficiary under Directive 159.

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-Directive 72/159/EEC onthe moderni zation offarms
All the Member States submitted applications for reimbursement .How­
ever ,these show that all the measures provided for bythe Directive
are not necessarily applied inall Member States .
II
| Measures provided for -byReimbursement by FEOGA
l'ienber
State Art .8 Art.10 Art .11 Art.12 Art .13 in1978
(m EUA )upto
31.12.78 ,
(mu.a. /mEUA )
ι%of
total at
31.12.78
D 18.712 183 13.424 80 324 12,4 26,7 49,8
8 i1.552 59 6.902 4 0,3 0,5 0,9
DK I8.102 27 7.008 41 2,8 5,2 9,7
|1.630716 6.449 3.434 0,3 0,6
IRL 6.457 232 6.001 2,7 5,4 10,1
162 32
L 1 0,006 0,007 0,01
NL 7.471 36 509 15 4,3 8,0 14,9
ItJK 5.785 3.487 1.001 2
I5,5 7,5 .14,0
Total 49.759 4.740 40.947 I4.103 . 339 28,0
| 53,6100,0
Number ofdevelopment plans approved .
^Number offarmers qualifying forthepremium forchanging overtobeef andveal orsheepmeat
production .
Number offarms qualifying foraid asanincentive tokeeping accounts .
4Number ofgroups qualifying for launching aidfor mutual assistance between farms .
^Numoer oflandreparcelling andirrigation projects .
^Theamounts given here areexpressed in-u.a.upto31.12.1977 andinEUAfrom 1.1.1978 .
These data show that :
-about 50% ofthe sums paid upto31December 1978 were received by
Germany ;the Netherlands and the United Kingdom with 14.9% and 14%
respectively ;ontheother hand,nopayment has been made toItaly
orFrance in1978 .However ,with regard toFrance ,where the
Directive was implemented in1976 ,theeligibility ofthe expend­
iture isbeing examined with aview toreimbursement ;

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-Germany also has byfarthe Largest number ofdevelopment plans
financed (about 38%ofthetotal ),followed byDenmark ,the -
Netherlands ,Ireland and the United Kingdom ; 1 ■
-only Germany and the Netherlands submitted anapplication for
reimbursement ofaid .paid inaccordance with Article 13.
Directive 75/268/EEC onmountain andhill farming and farming in
certain less-favoured areas ^
The largest reimbursements bythe Guidance Section result from this
Directive .In1978,34.5 mEUA was reimbursed ,which represents
some 52%oftotal expenditure inrespect ofthe Directives onagri­
cultural structures .
Thefollowing table gives anoverall picture :
Member
StateMeasures provided
for by Reimbursement by FEOGA
Title II '
ITitle IV
in1978
(m EUA)upto
31.12.1978 3
(mu.a. /mEUA)%oftotal
D 90.026 140 10,5 23,0 17,6
B 11.696 76 1,3 1,0
DK
97.467 25,5 19,5
IRL 97.434 2.140 9,5 19,4 14,9
h9 0,04 0,04 0,03
3.810 OU 0,3
NL
UK 46.246 42 14,5 61,0 46,7
Total 346.679 2,407 34,5 130,6 100,0
Number offarmers qualifying forthe compensatory allowance for
natural handicaps .
2Number ofjoint investment schemes for fodder production and im­
provement and equipment schemes for pasture and hi11grazing land
which isfarmed jointly .
^Theamounts ,given areexpressed inu.a.upto31.12.1977 andinEUA
from 1.1.1978 .

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These data show that :
-nearly all the aid concerns the compensatory allowance :this is
calculated onthe basis ofthe number oflivestock (cattle ,sheep
orgoats )or,inthe case ofother production ,onthe basis of
theutilized area ;
-the United Kingdom with 46.7% isbyfar the main beneficiary of
this aid,followed byFrance (19.5% ),Germany (17.6% )and Ireland
(14.9% ).
The percentage received byFrance has "fallen ,since that country
did not obtain any reimbursement in1978 because theeligibility
ofcertain expenditure isstill being checked .The number of
qualifying farmers inthese four Member States is,however ,lowest
inthe United Kingdom ,which isexplained bythe fact that farms
there have alarge number oflivestock all ofwhich qualifies for
premiums ;
-the measure provided for inTitle IVwas applied on amuch larger
scale than previously inIreland ,the United Kingdom and Belgium ,
while Italy submitted anapplication for reimbursement inrespect
ofthis measure alone in1978 ;
-this measure isnot applied inDenmark .The Netherlands has not
yet submitted anapplication for reimbursement .
-Directive 72/160/EEC concerning measures toencourage the cessation
offarming and the reallocation ofutilized agricultural area for the
purposes ofstructural improvement
This Directive ,which provides for the grant ofanannuity tofarmers
aged between 60and 65and between 55and 60from 1April 1977 (orto
hired workers and permanent family workers ),gives rise tolittle
reimbursement bythe FEOGA .Tnis ispartly explained bythe fact that
Member States may obtain reimbursement ofeligible expenditure only
when they have provided proof that theutilized agricultural area thus
released has been put toone ofthe uses provided for bythe Directive .
This means that the number ofbeneficiaries isinfact higher inthe
Member States than the following table shows .
This measure isnot applied inDenmark .Italy and Luxembourg have not
yet submitted applications for reimbursement .

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Member StateNumber of
benef iciariesReimbursement by*
FEOGA (u.a. /EUA) %of
total
Iin1978 upto31.12.78
Germany 1.030 203.782,96 346.957,45 I84,3
Belgium 36 5.464,17 6.928,75 1.7
Denmark
France 98 11.910,50 11.910,50 2,9
Ireland 45 16.911,18 28.148,74 6,8
Italy
Luxembourg
Nether lands 23 4.232,64 5.964,40 ' 1,4
United Kingdom 82 8.451,05 11.849,37 2,9
Total 1.314 250.752,50 411.759,21 100
1The amounts given inthis table are expressed inu.a.up to'31.12 *
1977 and in EUA from 1.1.1978 .
 •
-Directive 72/161/EEC concerning the provision ofsocio-economic
guidance for and the acquisition ofoccupational skills bypersons '
engaged inagriculture
This Directive isapplied inall Member States except Luxembourg ,
butonly six Member States have yetqualified for aid.
In1978,total aid was 2.6 mEUA;2mEUAofthis waspaid toFrance
Thefollowing table gives anoverall picture :
Measures provided
for byReimbursement by1FEOGA
(u.a. /EUA)
i
Member
StateTitle I2Title II in1978 , upto
31.12.78%of
total
D 500 4.885 313.281,76 1.749.806,82 26,5
B
I3.088 82.969,43 98.437,07 1.5
jDK4 384 40,924,66 83.382,26 1.3
31.667 2.051.890,61 4.118.350,14 62,4
IRL
I2.326
ι
■100.777,44 220.395>76 3,2
L
NLI
I
UK 84 503 48.420,12 335.630,36 s,r
Total 588 42.853 2.638.264,02 6.606.002,41 100

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1_.........Theamounts given inthis table areexpressed inu.a .upto31.12 .
1977 and inEUA from 1.1.1978 .
^Number ofsocio-economic counsellors trained andappointed .
^Number offarmer-trainees whohave followed acomplete course to
obtain anewprofessional qualification .Where atrainee has fol­
lowed two ormore complete courses over the years hemay berepres­
ented more than once inthese figures .
These data show that themeasures provided for inTitle Ihave only
been applied toanyextent inGermany andthe United Kingdom ,whereas
thenumber offarmers whohave followed professional training courses
iseasily thegreatest inFrance (74% ofthe figure for all theMember
States ).
5.3.2 .Other common measures
(a)Aid tohop producers' organizations -Articles 8and 9of
Regulation (EEC )No1696 /71
This Regulation provides both for launching aid forproducer
groups and for aid for changing todifferent varieties and re--
structuring plantations .FE06A reimburses 25% and 50% respect­
ively oftheMember States' expenditure .
In1978 ,81530.11 EUAwere reimbursed toFrance and 1403.84
EUAtoIreLand inrespect of1977 expenditure .Germany received
1522995.70 EUA,made upofonepayment onaccount of
1150835.01 EUA inrespect of1976 expenditure andanother of
372160.69 EUAfor 1977 ;thebalances arepending until decision
hasbeen ,taken ontheeligibility ofthe aidmeasures pursuant
toArti cle 8.
Thus the total' amount reimbursed byFEOGA in1978 was 1605929.65
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EUA .Noaiddecisions could betaken in1978 regarding the
application for reimbursement of1976 expenditure submitted by
theUnited Kingdom andthe application for reimbursement of1977
expenditure submitted byBelgium ,butthese areexpected tobe
taken in1979 .
Thefollowing table shows the situation at31December 1978 :

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Member StateLaunching aid
i .Conversion and
restructuring aidTotal aidpaid by
the Member StateFEOGA
reimbursement
Noof
gro'ups Aid paid Hectares Aid paid1Amount
(uci/EUA ) XAmount
(u.a. /EUA )
Germany 3 74.929 5.055,02 5.616.616 5.691 .545 65,5 2.808.303
France 373,51 553.774 553.774 6,4 276.887
United Kingdom | 2.177,86 2.402.089 2.402.089 17,7 1.109.199
Ireland 8,44 2.808 2.808 0,1 1.404
Belgium
II
I11,74 15.002 15.002 0,3
Total 3 74.929 7.626,57 8.590.289 !
I8.665.218 100 4.195.798
Inu.a.upto31.12.1977 andinEUA from 1.1.1978 .The 1977 expenditure not yet
reimbursed has been converted atthe rate valid on1.12.1978 .
^Inu.a.upto31.12.1977 andinEUAfrom 1.1.1978 .
Article 8has been applied only inGermany .
Inrespect ofArticle 9,average expenditure per hectare was
1111u.a.inGermany ,1100 U.a.inthe United Kingdom and
close tothe maximum of 1500 u.a.inFrance .
(b)Measures toencourage the development ofbeef production -
Regulation (EEC)No1353 /73.
This Regulation provides _for:
-premiums forthe conversion ofdairy herds tobeef production ;.
-premiums forthe development ofcattle-rearing for meat pro­
duction .
FE0GA reimburses 50%ofMember States' expenditure .In1978
atotal of13322 383.30 EUA was reimbursed tothe Member States ,
including 8388 36!5.00 EUAtoGermany ,234 138.15 EUAtoBelgium ,
372 387.93 EUAtoDenmark ,107801.15 EUAtoIreland ,25097.04
EUAtoLuxembourg ,336 556.09 EUAtothe Netherlands and 3858 037.94
EUAtothe United Kingdom .

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Requests for reimbursement put forward byGermany inrespect of
1975 and 1976 were granted provisionally in1978 .The request
for reimbursement for 1977 was .not received in1978 .The request
for reimbursement byFrance for 1977 could not begranted in1978
since information requested during aninspection visit had not
yet been received .
TheCommission ,inDecision 73/311/EECof28September 1973,
authorized theItalian Republic not toapply the system ofprem­
iums for the conversion ofdairy herds tomeat production .
Theresults ofthese measures at31December 1978 aregiven in
thefollowing table :
Member
StateNumber of
benef iciariesHI.ofmilk
quaIifying
for the premiumPremiums paid
bythe ^
Member State
"(u.a. /EUA)•FEOGA 1reimbur sement
(u.a. /EUA )/•oftotal
reimbur sements
Belgiumi
i685 359.627,45 2.348.384 1.170.487,59 1,8
Denmark 621 568.289,00 3.830.256 1.915.128,06 2,9
Germany 7.243 4.133.392,89 29.109.006 12.851.534,94 19,4 -
France 5.719 3.702.344,03 24.359.915 10.754.530,45 16,3
Ireland 537 321.729,72 2.302.270 1.151.135,09 1,7
Luxembourg 47 35.490,83 249.830 124.915,02 0,2
Netner lands 572 504.766,15 3.359.287 1.679.643,52 2,5
United Kingc iom 6.643 9.720.679,00 72.924.672 36.462.336,03 55,2
Total 22.067 19.346.319,07 138.483.620 66.109.710,70 100
The amounts given inthis table are expressed inu.a.upto31.12.1977 and inEUA from
1.1.1978 .
2Plus 84farmers inthedepartment ofCorsica whoreceived premiums forthedevelopment
ofspecialized cattle farming .
These data show that the largest number ofbeneficiaries isin
Germany but thequantity ofmilk delivered per farmer isonly
571hi.Thehighest figure ,1464hi.per farmer isinthe
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Premiums for the non-marketing ofmilk products and for the conversion
ofdairy herds -Regulation (EEC)No1078/77
This isthethird measure under thepolicy for the non-marketing ofmilk
which started with Regulation (EEC)No1975/69and continued with
Regulation (EEC)No1353/73.This measure isthefirst tobeentirely
financed by FEOGA .
Ofthe expenditure onthis measure ,60% isfinanced bythe Guarantee
.Section and 40% bythe Guidance Section .The arrangements for financing
are/exceptionally ,those laid down byRegulations (EEC)Nos 2697 /70and
1723/72,namely the payment ofadvances .However ,two Member States ,
Denmark and the United Kingdom ,have chosen ,inaccordance with Article 10
ofRegulation (EEC)No1078/77,the system bfreimbursement used for
expenditure incurred in1978 which isreimbursable bythe Guidance Section
y
andin1978 reimbursements were 544,661.44 EUA and 496,265.57 EUA
respectively .This measure does not apply inItal >^(Decision 77/433/EEC
of15 ,June 1977 ).
Advances have been paid jointly with the Guarantee Section of FEOGA and
,the sums paid bythe Guidance Section ,including the two reimbursements
.referred toabove ,amounted to65,968,431.40 EUA. '
\ •
The breakdown byMember State was asfollows :
Member State Amount (EUA )
GERMANY 35,436,313.99
BELGIUM 1,214,598.16
DENMARK . 5,398,923.26
FRANCE 15,604,668.01
IRELAND 333,517.72
.LUXEMB0URG - 273,576.43
NETHERLANDS 3,200,662.88
UNITED KINGDOM 4,506,170.95
Totali–
I65,968,431.40

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Uptothe endofDecember 1978,55/000applications had been approved .
Between July 1977 and December 1978,2.82% ofmilk producers ceased milk
production ,withdrawing about 638,500 dairy cows,2.55% ofthetotal herd
from theproduction cycle .Provisional figures show that the percentage of
farms which ceased dairy production was highest inthe Federal Republic of
Germany and Luxembourg (7%)and lowest inIreland (0.32% ).
Thequantity ofmilk marketed byapplicants inthe reference period represents
about 2.5% ofthequantities "delivered todairies in1977 .This percentage
was highest inGermany (5.2% )and lowest inIreland (0.7%).
Thetable shows the number ofapplicants ,the corresponding number ofcows
andthepercentage ofthetotal' herd representee /bytheapplications accepted
intheperiod 1July 1977 to31December 1978 .
I 1
i Applicants Corresponding number of cows
Member State Total Aspercentage
ofmilk
producersTotal Aspercentage
ofcows(1T
Number % ÖB üe>r %
Belgium 1,438 2.6 2.18 18.5 2.9 88
Denmark 2,806I 5*15.01 43.6 6.8 3.97
Germany 36,083 65.6 6.95 313.3 49.1 5.78
France 9,242 16.8 1.60 153.9 24.1 2.05
Ireland 379 0.7 0.32 8.7 1.3 0.59
Luxembourg 262 |
I0.5 7.00 3.0 0.5 4.41
Nether lands 1,864 1 3.4 2.25 30.7 4.8 1.32
United Kingdom 2,909 5.3 4.04 66.8 10.5 2.01
Community
\54,983 100.0*
2.82 638.5 100.0 2.55
(1)December 1977

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Most oftheapplications for premiums came from regions ofthe Community
where there had been high participation inthe twoprevious schemes (see the
reports of22July 1971 (SECC71 )2732 )andof6December 1974 (SEC(74)4852 ))..
These were mainly areas ofcultivable grassland (Schleswig-Holstein ,Lower
Saxony ,Westphalia )>regions where pig farming ispredominant (Netherlands ),
the West ofthe United Kingdom and the East ofFrance .
The schene isexpected todevelop asfollows :
mthe short term
For thefirst quarter of1979,some applications are expected from farmers
who *iish tocease dairy production after having exhausted their fodder ,
reserves .However ,thefinal objective (1.3million cows )will befar
from being achieved .Estimates forthis period vary from 90to100,000
cows,which would mean that atotal of750,000 dairy cows had been with­
drawn from the milk production cycle . -
intne medium term
The maintenance ofapolicy restricting prices inthedairy sector might
increase interest inthe measure . ' > ;
The scheme has not excited asmuch interest aswas expected .Deliveries of
milk todairies increased by5%in1978 .Theapplications approved represent
2.5% ofalldeliveries todairies ,equivalent tohal-f the increase inmilk
production for the last marketing year .Itappears desirable and necessary
tomaintain the scheme beyond 31March 1979 .The Commission considers that
ifitwere continued uptothe endofthe 1979/80milk year theinitial
objective could beachieved (1).
(1)Forfurther detailssee thereport onthe scheme (COM(79)106
final of12.3.1979 ).

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d)Survey onthe structure ofagricultural holdings -Directive 75/108/EEC
Within the limits fixed inArticle 6ofthe Directive ,FEOGA reimburses
12u.a .toMember States for each farm inrespect ofwhich the data listed
inArticle 5are supplied tothe Commission .
The final aidfigure wasagreed forGermany ,France ,Italy ,the
Netherlands andthe United Kingdom ,and thebalance ofexpenditure
incurred inrespect ofthis survey waspaid in1978 .The following table
summarizes the results ofthis measure at31December 1978 :
r~ n Noof INoof Reimbursement byFEOGA I
Member holdings holdings upto %
State surveyed eligible in1978 31.12.78(1 ) of _
(EUA ) (UA/EUA ) total
GERMANY 100,437 100,000 340,542.99 1,300,542.99 15.2
BELGIUM 138,067 20,000 238,272.48 2.8
DENMARK 20,135 20,000 242,504.96 2.9
FRANCE 143,453 143,453 1,003,550.64 1,733,788.96 20.3
IRELAND 37,970 37,970 618,364.59 7.3
ITALY 233,667 233,667 246,015.02 3,666,341.78 42.9
LUXEMBOURG 1,730 1,730 20,610.57 0.2
NETHERLANDS 162,594 25,000 73,897.40 -300,554.20 3.5
UNITED
KINGDOM 29,277 29,277 56,162.49 418,061 .06 4.9
TOTAL 867,330 611,097 1,720,168.54 8,539,041 .59 100
(1)The amounts given here areexpressed inUAupto31.12.1977 and
inEUA from 1.1.1978 .

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e)Conversion projects inthe cod-fishing industry (Regulation (EEC )
No2722 /72)
The situation isunchanged since Last year .At31December 1978 ,the
Commission hadfinanced 12projects ,three inGermany andnine inFrance ,
for atotal figure of9,582,914.92 u.a.,which brings the total amount
paid since themeasure began at7,912,621.77 u.a .
f)Measures for reorganizing Community fruit production (Regulation (EEC )
No794 /76) .
This isthesecond measure forgrubbing fruit trees .TheoldRegulation
(EEC )No2517 /69provided for apremium forgrubbing pear ,apple and
peach trees ./This Regulation isintended tore-establish abalance
•between supply anddemand onthe Community' market inapples andpears by
reducing thesupply ofapples ofthe "Golden Delicious ","Starking Delicious "
and "Imperatore "varieties andpears ofthe "Passe Crassane "variety .
FEOGA reimburses 50%ofMember States' expenditure .
In1978 ,FEOGA reimbursed ,inrespect of1977 expenditure ,2,717,821.56
EUAtoFrance ,327,981.31 EUAtoGermany ,256,432.66 EUAtoBelgium ,
26,242.96 EUAtoDenmark and7,352.39 EUAtoLuxembourg ,atotal of
3,335,830.88 EUA .
Only theapplication from theNetherlands could not bedealt with before
31.12.1978 .
Thetable below summarizes application ofthemeasure uptothat date :

_LL-
Member
StateNumber of
Benef iciariesArea
grubbèdExpenditure bythe
Member StateFEOGA reimbursement ,
(ha) Amount (1)
(u.a. /EUA )% Amount (2)
(u.a. /EUA )
I
France 4,129j5,650.47 6,077,493 71.4 3,038,747.05
Nether lands 499 887.65 1,199,487 14.1 20,917.72
Germany 553 431 .26 655,963 ! 7.7 327,981 .31
Belg iurn 210 376.75 . 512,865 6 256,432.66
Denmarx 32 42.32 52,486 0.6 26,242.96
Luxembourg 15 10.95 14,704 0.2 7,352.39
Total 5,438 7,399.40 8,512,998 100 3,677,674.09
(1)The amounts given inthis column are inu.a.upto31.12.1977 and inEUA
from 1.1.1978 .1977 expenditure not yet reimbursed has -been converted at
the rate valid on1.12.1978 .
(2)Inu.a.upto31.12.1977 and inEUA from 1.1.1978 .
vSince thegrubbings took place after the 1976 harvest ,aid was not applied
for onalarge scale until 1978 .The United Kingdom ,Ireland andItaly
have not yet put inanyapplications for reimbursement .
g) Measures toencourage conversion inwine-growing
(Regulation (EEC )No1163 /76) ,
The purpose ofthis measure istoremove from the wine market low
quality products derived from certain wine grape andtable grape
varieties .Itprovides for thegranting ofaconversion premium for
g,ubfcing vines belonging tothose varieties ortovine stock varieties .
Ft'OGM reimburses 50%ofMember States' eligible expenditure .
In1978 ,FE0GA reimbursed 9,959,609.91 EUAtoFrance inrespect ofits
1977 expenditure ,involving 10,543 beneficiaries .FE0GA has not
received anyother applications for reimbursement ;delays have occurred
intheapplication ofthis measure and consequently thefinal dates for
grubbing operations have been put back .
According totheItalian authorities this measure could concern inthis
country 26,841.81 hain1976/77and 1977/78involving total expenditure
of40,574,051.61 EUA.

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.3 Payments
In1978/payments implementing thedecisions referred toabove amounted
to161,407,082.58 EUA (seethetable inAnnex O.IX ).Since 1973
thetotal sumpaid for common measures amounts to361,385,009.24 u.a./
EUA.Thedetailed position astoappropriations committed and payments
made at31December 1978 isgiven inthe Annex .
These payments are broken dowrt asfollows :
Member State Payments made CI)
(u.a. /EUA )%oftotal .
,Belgium 4,900,048.25 1.4
/
Denmark 12,804,801.82 3.5
Germany 109,995,363.95 30.4
France 76,581,963.80 21.2
Ireland 27,295,980.48 7.5
Italy ■ » 4,146,887.27 1.2
Luxembourg 824,658.77 0.2
Nether lands 13,651,97-2.93 3.8
!
United Kingdom 111,183,331 -97 30.8
Total 361,385,009.24 100
(1)The amounts given inthis table are expressed inu.a.
upto31.12.1977 andinEUA from 1.1.1978 .

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5.4Situation at31December 1978asregardstheGuidance Sectionappropriation
5.4.1Implementation ofthe1978Budget
,ThetablesinAnnexesO.XIIIandO.XIVshowthat:
408.5 mEUAwereearmarked tofinance commonandspecialmeasures
insteadofthe478.5 mEUAoriginally scheduled .Appropriations
totalling 70mEUAwereavailable forthefinancing ofindividual
projects withinthemeaningofArticle 13ofRegulation 17/64/EEC
asaresultofRegulation (EEC)No2922/78„Inaddition,42m
EUAweretransferred toitem8202tocoverexpenditure resulting
fromRegulation (EEC)No1361/78.
5.4.2 'Implementation ofprevious Budgets
Theposition on31December 1978asregardsappropriations relating
toyearspriorto1978isgiveninAnnexO.XV. '
5.4.3OVerallposition
Asaresultofthesituation described above,,on31December 1978,
appropriations amounting to910.7 mEUAhadstilltobedisbursed .
_5.4.4Non-automatic carryovers •
a)Appropriations committed morethanfiveyearsagowhichrequire
theCouncil'sauthorization tobecarried over
Attheendofthefive-year periodreferred toabove,the
Commission maysubmittotheCouncil andParliament before
1Mayalistoftheappropriations whicharestillcommitted
andforwhichcarryover isrequested (Article 108(3)(b)of
theFinancial Regulation of21December 1977).
Theamountcarriedoverfrom1978consists ofappropriations
relating toaidgrantedforprojects in1966,1967,1968,1969,
1970,1971and1972forwhichthecommitments chargedin1967,
1968,1969,1970,1971,1972and1973hadnot'beendisbursed
by31December 1978,eitherbecausepartoftheaidhadyetto ■
bepaidfor390projects (1/10,830,080.87 EUA)orbecausethe
amountof13,980,254.56 EUAcarriedoverfromtheperiod1965
to1972andrecommitted in1976and1977couldnotbedisbursed
by31December 1978.Thismakesatotalof114,810,335.43 EUA.

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b)Useofappropriations not committed by31December 1977 and carried
over to1978
Outof26,633,852.93 mEUAofappropriations carried over,
23,036,056.06 mEUA were committed anddisbursed in1978 .The sum of
3,597,796.87 mEUA lapses ,ofwrnch :
/
item 8200 :producer groups and associations thereof 3,597,796.09
item 8322 :reorganization offruit production 0.78
.5 Contributions
Appropriations committed between 1964 and 1971 are covered bythe Member
States calculated onthe basis ofspecific cost-sharing formulae .By
previc isagreement these contributions areonly called for asand when
requi ed.
On31December 1978,total expenditure bythe Guidance Section for the
years from 1964 to1971 was 772,701,173.90 u.a.and Member States' con­
tributions totalled 825,241,694.62 u.a.
The breakdown ofcontributions byMember States isasfollows :
Germany
Belgium
France
Italy
Luxembourg
Nether lands255,886,524.55
66,680,451.70
256,703,714.35
172,836,443.24
1,702,058.34
71,432,502.44
Itisrecalled that expenditure bytheGuidance Section iscovered by
the new system ofresources andcontributions applied totheentire
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5.6 Implementation ofthe First Supplementary Budget for 1977 (Title V-
Social and Regional Fund )-Aid forFriuli
Under Council Regulation (EEC)No1505/76of21June 1976 onthe Community
contribution towards repairing the damage caused toagriculture bythe
earthquake inMay 1976 inthe Friuli/Venezi a-Gui liaregion ,45 mu.a.
have been granted toindividual projects .
In1978,payments totalling 216,916.42 EUA could bemade ;the balance of
24,912,149.73 EUAistobecarried over to1979 .
Indications received bytheItalian authorities and onthe spot show that
work isproceeding andthat application for more substantial payments may
beanticipated during 1979 .
6.Inspection visits
6.1 Individual projects
In1978,inspection visits were made inrespect ofsixprojects ,including
one inGermany ,two inFrance ,two inDenmark and one inItaly .
These inspections showed that payment ofaid wasjustified in.all cases .
The constant work onthe study ofapplications for payment made it
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6.2Special measures
Regulation (EEC)No1035/72onthecommonorganization ofthemarket
infruitandvegetables
Aninspection visitwascarriedoutinItalyatthetimeofasurvey
madebytheMinistry ofAgriculture ofallfruitandvegetable producer
organizations .Thisvisitmadeitpossible tochecktheaccounts andall
thedocuments oftwoproducer associations atCotoneandRosarno
(Calabria )andtoexaminethearticles andoperating methodofathird
association ofvegetable producers .
6.3Commonmeasures
a.Directive 72/161/EECconcerning theprovision ofsocio-economic
guidance forandtheacquisition ofoccupational skillsbypersons
engaged inagriculture
Aninspection visitwasmadeintheUnitedKingdom.Verification
concerned expenditure for1975and1976ontherecruitment ,training
andfurthertraining ofsocio-economic counsellors andexpenditure
in1976onthetraining ofpersonsengagedinagriculture ,inparti-
•cularexpenditure incurred inNorthern Ireland.
Thedataandsupporting documents verified inrespectofNorthern
Irelandrepresent 18%oftheUnitedKingdom'stotalexpenditure in
thisfield.Inaddition,representative dataforotherregionsof
theUnitedKingdom wereexamined toensurethatthemeasures had-
beenapplied inaccordance withtheDirective .

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The inspection gave rise tonoobjections except inrespect ofcertain
minor amendments tobetaken into account inthe applications for
reimbursement .
b.Regulation (EEC )No1353 /73introducing apremium system for the con­
version ofdairy herds tomeat production and adevelopment premium for
the specialized raising ofcattle for meat production
Three inspection visits were carried out inrespect ofthis measure in
1978 ,inDenmark ,Germany and France .
InDenmark ,data for the years 1974-77 from .three Amter outof14
were thoroughly checked against the individual cases concerned .
They represented about 3%ofthe amount paid inpremiums byDenmark
for the years inquestion .
Study ofthe data and supporting documents and examine -;'.cr . the
national implementing provisions fortheir conformity with Cpmmumty
rules gave rise tonocomments ..
i
InGermany ,inspection visits were made intwo L'a'nder ,North Rhine-
Westphalia and Lower .Saxony .
Innorth Rhine-Westphalia ,data concerning payments made in1974-76
were examined bysampling .The sample represented some 26%ofall
payments made byGermany during those years .
Inlower Saxony ,data submitted inrespect ofpayments made in1975
and 1976 were examined bysampling .The sample represented some 17%
ofthe amount granted inpremiums byGermany in1975 and 1976 .
Examination ofthedata andsupporting documents andoftheimplementing
provisions gave rise tocertain comments ;notably ,inorder tomake
possible anexact calculation oftheamounts still tobereimbursed for
1975 and1976,supplementary information wasrequested inorder todeal
with some apparent discrepancies .Some questions ofinterpretat ionof
the Community rules ,inparticular therate employed forconverting u.a.
into national currency ,should also receive attention .

-51-
-InFrance/verification wascarriedoutonthebasisofdatasubmitted
inrespectof1976,covering thedepartments ofFinistere-Quimper and .
11le-et-Vilaineinparticular ;however,somedataconcerning cases'of
irregularity andforcemajeurewereverified byvisitingthecentral
administration inParis.
Inthetwodepartments thedataweresubjected tooverallstudy.They
represented some10%ofthetotalamountspaidbyFrancefortheyearin
question . -
Examination ofthedataandsupporting documents andofthenational provisions
gaverisetonospecial comments;however,somequestions inrespectofthe
relation :tipbetweeneachinstalment ofthepremiumcouldnotbe.settled on
thespotandtheFrenchauthorities wererequested tosubmitthenecessary
particuUrsforthispurpose.
Theseon-the-spotchecksalsoincluded adetailed examination ofsomeindi­
vidualcaseschosenatrandom.Somevisitswerealsomadetodairiesto
verify,bysampling,thatmilkdeliveries hadceasedandsomefarmsqualifying
forthepremium werealsovisited. >.
/

-52-
7.Irregularities relating tothe Guidance Section •
Communication ofcases ofirregularity byMember States under
'Articles 3and 5ofRegulation (EEC)No283/72covered 458 cases
from 1971 to31December 1978 ,ofwhich only 119 arestill not
settled .Th'e following table gives abreakdown ofthe cases of
irregularity recorded upto31December 1978 :
Member
StateNon-marketing
ofmilk
R.1975 /69Gr\jbbing of
fruit trees
R.2517 /69
&R.794/76Conversion
tobeef
R.1353 /73Directi ve
72/159/
EECCitrus
fruit
R.2511 /
69Fruit and
vegetable
producers
R-1035 /72TOTAL
I
GERMANY 43 1 18 62
BELGIUM 35 19 56
DENMARK i 21 1 ! 22
FRANCE 97 1 160 1- !-259
IRELAND! - 'I2I
•- I2
ITALYί- !
ι
LUXEMBOURG i!
I
i I
NETHERLANDS I 34
I34
UNITED
KINGDOMI
j
22 11
23
TOTAL 209 4 242 1 1 1 458
These irregularities represent 0.3% ofbeneficiaries in.respect of
thenon-marketing ofmilk and 0.9% inrespect ofconversion tobeef
production .
Itshould bepointed out that thefigures inthe attached table
represent the premiums paid byMember States ,ofwhich 50%is
borne by FE0GA (except for Directive 72/159/EEC :25%).
Theattached Tables 0.XVI and0.XVII summarize theirregularity
situation byMember State and byyear at31December 1978 according
tocommunications received bythe Commission under Articles 3and
5ofRegulation (EEC )No283/72.

Annex O.I.
PROJECTS SUBmIT??,
Number of
projects '
withdrawn ;
ornolong !
erneeded II1 1PR0JEC■h~
Yi»r |Total
i im/mber
1'
^.196*|226
*1965 I154
,'<!96&\ 495
|rur' 305
m3 739
:ΙΫώί ί 694 .αΊ «62Ι 33
iV??1 J1.01/ 59
Vs?2 918 '38
;1973 1,541 •"39 j
;197Î 1,394 98
•5975 1.1?* *
Im6 1.161 •)10,-
;;'W7 1.143 70
iTOTAL 111.969 122
iNumber of
unaccept­
able
projects
U
.yu
■n
<3
153
95
76
t~r
68
751Applications foraidbyyear
£u_idance Section
<1964 to1973 ;
Number of]Number ofprojects ,fprojects
not comptvf -rejectedPROJECTS DEPISilTIVELlf LODGED
"T –I : ––-«–
ingwith .
conditions
19
;-..■ |69 a»
'23 "| 7
68'\1?
3t(
12
96 j '22-owrng to
lack of
■■....fuQdsTotalTotal investment }
('000 u.a.) (Number
«1 •j207
6 133
103 ' A??'
,vi: '???
| 156 J643j
j 144jS30j
260j$29t
216 ,958j
•398 m
! »
658 1.50 ?
421 1.296
261 1,0*6
123 1.0*1
180 1.075
3.103 ir.H?142.057
131.103
378.174
265.358
724.714
902.501
l.'iOS .5&5-
1.06 ?.307'
1.078.638
2.161.307
2.09?.055
1.849.835
1.730.410
1.776.582
15.403.631'57
97
254
152
!*3S
663
548
723
429
632
766
69?
SOS
80? '
7.066Aidgranted
(u.a.)
9.056.9 ??
1?»134.758
41.5S6.875
26.039.369
*4.897.375
UJ.CG9.COO
1i9.J99.-497
199.943 .196
H9.y?8.?66
170.000.C00
234.599.998
212.599.998
264.194.544
247.298634 ,
.987.748.93 ?Fotal
pnvestment
f'000 u.a.*
115.611
102.Ί03
276.266 "
143.474
4Β0.360
681.1Μ
^δ.ο:5
804.856
563.435
840.576
1.111.545
1.031.629 ,
1.258.358
1.233.436
7.317.848 ,-
:■■fc"1-978 and 1979.1049applications have been putforward forëidof299 mEUA .

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AnnexO.III
Breakdown bycategory ofprojects financed
bytheGuidanceSection (1964to1978)*
(Regulation No17/64/EEC)
Production structures
ofwhich:1009millipnu.a.
(50.5%ofthetotal)
.Landreparcellmg
.hydraulic worksandirrigation
.affo (station
.misellaneous267millionu.a.
213million u.a.
53millionu.a.
476million u.a.
Marketing structures
ofwhich:862million u.a.
(43.1%ofthetotal)
cereals
milkproducts
meat
fruitandvegetables
wine
miseellaneous47million u.a.
218million u.a.
184million u.a.
125millionu.a.
132million u.a.
155millionu.a.
Mixedproduction /marketing structures
ofwhich:129million u.a.
(6.4%ofthetotal)
*Amountsfor1978arecalculated inEUA.

annexe o.iv
Breakdown bysector ofa~d grafted by
theGuidance Section (1964 to 1978)*
(Requlation No17/64/EEC )
(000 u.a.)
I Γ
SECTORNumber
of !
projects !TOTAL 1964-1978
IAid granted %
Land improvement and hydraulic
works 2,262 630.71 5 31.5
- Milk 709 241,227 12.0
Wine 727 I
»245,461 12.4
i-Fruit and vegetables 6S5 137,456 6.8
Meat 775 226,176 j '11.-. j
011ves 2i4 45,139 2.3
Cereals 203 ! 55,061 2.7
Forestry 217 54,532 2.7
Fisheries j 372 ! 73,976i 3"?
Animal feed 124- 40,174 2.0
I
Flowers and plants 56 15,884 0.8 |
I
Eggs and poultrymeatI 110 20,3621.0
Seeds and nurseries 87 16,009 0.8
Research and advisory services 82 21,627 1.1
Sugar3 4,188 0.2 I
Miseel laneous 459 171,773 8.6
7,085 1,999,760 100.0
Amounts for 1978 are calculated intUA.

**»•.. ' v. *'
*' . ■ ■ «iv»««l.V.
tegiontlbrealido»n byHe«herrStateofpro)ett >fin*nod
' bytht'Culdmctli(tton(1964to1978)*.- ' "*"■■■■'■ ■11 •
{ • (iraulation Ne.17/»4/fCC)
[ CCIMAMT!* fftANCC ' IITACTNCÎNflLANftl •(LCiUH tuunaomtc UNITIO KiNGftOtl IICLANO |0ffe4AftK I
I(OMwAll|frtQionAid
grantedCo*>unlt|r
régionAid
grantedCo«aun1ly
r«QIonAid I
grantedICo*ff>*n1tyregtan*id
grantedCo^nunlty .
r<<itonAid
granted-IAlogranttdiCo**urilt|TrégionAid
grantedCo*«unlty
régionAid
'urjnted rr»to<iAtan
«rintf«JIr–;– iι–η i–[4S[*y 1a10 11 » » u •» uΓ»
Sehletwig-
-Hodtaln
He*bwrg
ftfeocn
Ni«<J«rtach *eA
ttordrfceift -
U<»tfat«n
Hatten
RhelAUnd-Pull
>wMt«aber|
Bayer*
laarland
terllu(Veti)
tio)etft «uttl-
r4dl«*iau «*8.687
'l.*87•
«.383
«2.960
49.097
-4*.709
-39.367
4MJI
103.085
113
<01
15.039Région
'paritlanne
ftjsiwt
parisien
Mord
fit
Ouett
Sud-Oueit
CentreCtt
Projetaaultl*
régionaux
/3.104
38.718
20.44«
20.937
19.897
44.447
93.040
tt.OM ,
5.414
22.448Nord-0«reit
Loabirdil
Nord-Cil
Initia*
ftoaaun*
Centro
Uilo
CawpanU
Abruiti*
Hulli»
lud
tlctlta
lardegna
mlti"
rlgtonaua27.420
29.244
103.328
17.444
101.231
48.434
19.933
31.329
113.513
**44.877
4.278
17.449Noord
Ooat
Weit
luldwett
luid
Projet!«ulli-
réglonaui
•./42.655
22.357
42.029
3.275
16.059
808Nord
'twd
trebant
Projet!ouitl-
r4gionaw «
i">44.771
41.557
11.185
1.5778.577
A
I*Scotland
North
.Northern
Ireland
Yorkshire "
Huat)tr«ide
biln
V«ll*nlilUnsl
lalt-Hidlandi
laitAnglli
louth-Wett
South-Eitt
Projet!«ut*
ttrégloneui11.954
4.799
24.827
7.074
11.741 *
4.255
4.070
é.72é
1.007
9.014
2.432
t.749Oonegal
North-Weal
Norlh-Catt
Writ
flldlendi
(ait
louth*fa«t
Projet!eiultl-
r4gionaui5.523
2.843
4.544
2.438 !
1.501
9.485
4.519
11.250
12.577
17.794Oit>«r
fttœtfcarlt
VettCor
ttMitartt
(fMlud
proleltauitl*
rhimiui10.1«2
27.204
744
1.555
•t
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é .ig7ae.ieulatad InlliA

. . . \ ARr.<tx 0.71
Ί
minima PROJECTS
PAYMENTS MADE IN1978 (INEUA)(REGULATION (EEC)NO.355/77AND FCEGULAT ION NO.17/64/EEC)
Γ 1
YÉA 1»I TOTAL GERMANY .BELGIUM 0ENMARK FRANCE . IRELAND . ITALY LUXEMBOURG NETHERLANDS IUNITED KINGDOM I
19£S |2!O.«S,0J
T I–■■■■»« .. IL■. . !.210,443 .
ILOI# 434.Ï#,CÔ 4S.E20.46I 3Î9.523.20 Γ1
I
VjC-t ì.iil.w.iz 2M.019.52 115.C46.7I 1.01 S.770 .14 r
1970 T.ÏI 3.590,52 1.023.02G.43 |1C6.421.73 2.425 .«34,04 1C9.453 /5
N.J:E.6II,IO 4-7G3 .?CE.67 ■yjc.m.uiL 2.66 JL.O57,<0L 2.752.121,51 47a.FGL.JS 252-572,97 –1
I1S13 II?.CY;.:JO,!O I,S.O^L.OLI ,LÂI1.297.160,93 _J &81.JJ0 sf_L_ Î.ECÎ.S9Ï,2S 415.UO.41 752.C32.75
L'9/LJU.9Î2 .243,52 5.311.6:5,55 .I.OÎ';I.7CO,J8 176.659 ,32 |3.379.9^.04 «.398,«1 3.725.734.S9 *29.333 ,JÎ 1CC #390.CO &:4.TJ5,;3 I
LI'LLII).VO.JU,43 9.721 .ICO,99 <.5^.337,1:0 1.642.445,27 5..1Ί7.490,Μ __ 7«.5S7,32 5.7C6.725.31 [Î.£77.CT2,<S S.2J3.5ÎÎ,54 I
L5"!IC.143.4Î5.C5 I2.363.174,13 6IUCSR,,«J F.£5£.692 ,JÉ 1.146.352,69 4.3I2.4SL,L « 2.079.554,48 .1i.SSï.cyt.Vj |
J-NSI33.7V?.3T9.73[13.235.T97 ,17 2.5E5.2SI.44 1.3-14.136 ,£6 7.02C.OÎ8,'^6 1.469.051,85 I2.242.642,5 6 18.717180 1.626 .245,23 4.2C-/.3<I7,£9 S
I·»" LÎ.C31.?IL,20 5.341.113,5 < L.C£O.743,04 3.234 .573K01 2.454 .W,50 515.408,43 j476.816,99V1.683.195.65 J.C;.;.^'!,77~J
!S.«3,01
I <1> I
.-IH.. .I.I -1I £.023,01
I (1)
N/\LLD
jIJÎ/.L
Γ
!
!
I"117.F'«.023,37I
J55.590.231,71IJ.604.381,52 7.265.852,10 2E.951.4F.C,7A 3-9C3.7S3.95 2S.I9I.976.7I 1.141.853,09 6.359.ICO.191J
12.C15-.IUI ,C3I
I
(1)PROJECT "
UNDER REG.
(EEC)MO.
355/77-1·
I
I >I
%
•,/ I '
I■/•••
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Payments made forindividual projects upto31.12.1978 *
(Regulation (EEC)No.355/77andRegulation No.17/64/EEC)O.VII
YEAR
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968-
1968-
1968-
.1969-
1969
<nst.JJ.
197®
1971-inst.I
■inst .la
'1nst.II
inst.I
•in-ivTOTAL
1964 -1971
TOTAL
1972
1973
.197*-inst
1974-inst
1975-lnst
1975-inst ,
1976
1977
19737.594.839,00
13.350.714,00
32.120.413,05
22.222.232,00
.28.171.195,57
«6.922.991,09
7.197.228,44
123.518.509,84
!
113.399.986,02
137.627.673,89
GRANO TOTAL532.326.082,90
92.536.415,93
91.397.713,59
4V.815,707,93
65.585.736,31
42.232.385,12
43.592.700,23
60,387.140,37
16.218.178,40
4.02á,01C1 >
996.098,008,81Germany
2.477.091,00
4.425.610,00
9.889.276,50
6.610.007,00
7.478.915,00
16.317.551,00
2.391 ,611,QO
58.191.942,38
41.483.736,43
52.133.303,27
181.399
39.463
30.985
17.619
13.895
14.890
10.964 .
20.340 .
5.431 ..043,58
.493,29
.719,56
.837,90
.204,47
.706^16
.271,20
,201,80
,277,49
334,989.755,45BELGIUM
700.945,00
754.467,00 j
3.144.330,00 i
1.907.374,00 !
2.429.429,00 }
3.984.221,46 í
463.847,00
-8.840.836,76
7.844.965.23
10.924.332,05
40.994.747,50
«.427.942,47
6.698.716,16
2.932.250,52 ;
6.832.739.40
1.445.924.41
3.819.506,84
é.596.040,45
1.232.586,18
6.028-01 Ct5
78.936.502,24
Accounts fortheyears 1964 to1977 areinua
Witheffect from 1978projects have beenpaidforinEUA
<1)Under .Régulât ion (CEO No.355/17 *OENMARK
«.707,319,9 *
3.163.0*4,05
S.219.518,35
*.825.09'.,Μ
2.019.7V,AU
5.'97.894,(1 »
3.359.493,14
_L29.091.599,70FRANCE
1.239.610,00
1.820.969,00
7.996.433,7 ?
«.702.851,00
5.825.649,00
10.208.225,00
7.077.846,00
'î».523.443,00
27.672.059,67
34.315.567,27
126.382.658,66
21.790
15.82
β.71
11.64
10.45
6.65
7.42
2.45.324,64
370.70
632,05
769,72
588,75
937,64
638.71
978,50
213.356.899,37IRELAND
2.446.126,32
1.492,036,56
Î.931 .837,45
1.008.925,66
2.574.896,70
2.967.178,65
515.408/48
14.936.409,82ITALY
2.402.608,00
J.497.330,00
7.231.294,83
6.953.202,00
9.431.531,57
11.132.621,63
1.549,631,44
35.107.324,70
24.444.391,04
23.374.235,70
125.119.170,91
11.837.277,92
9.978.609,42
4.660.437,73
6.929.885,36
2.146.113,26
3.365.228,67
2.740.301,33
.476.816,99
167.303.841,59!.UXt"POiJfG
275.000,00
856.373,00
25.600.00
13.700.00
800.000,00
94.550,00
374.867,00
1.696.023,04
4.136.113 ,04
905.789,11
251.641,70
67.524,54
862.182,26
14.962,00
18.717,80
6.256.930,45iiicRi .A\Ï>;
.774.5*5,00
t.577.35*,00
3.002.7ro,?o
2.023 .í?8,00
2,991.971,00
4.480.372,00
714.293,00
11.765.713,00
11.779.966,65
15.184.212,56
54.294.349,21
10.061 ,
8.029
5.319
5.597 ,
3.255 ,
3.927 ,
3.525 .
1.683 .,508,52
576,73
410,77
306,20
255,63
800,82
175.0 »
195,85
95.691.658,81l'fUTff <r.iV,W |.
12.475.632,71
5.«Μ.531,81
ϊφ
4,187 . Λ#
10.
10,9/5.971,«11
3.0'»4.421,77
35.48'-.471,3 *
:.■

Position ofprojects financed formore than five years
*Pavments made Inu.a.upto31.12.1977 a ! ANNEX VIII
Payments m*de 1nEUAwith effect fro^n 1January 1978 '
ΕΞUMREft OF PROJÊC rs I AID GRANTEDAPPROPRIATIONS RE-COMM !TTED l
\TfcAR FiflaO -
cedCom­
pte eedCan­
cel LedjInpro­
gressi
TOTAL I PAIDAdjustments arising from
exchange differcncesCEUA
rate entered into force
1.1.19 /9) |! –
NOT USED IN PR0GRES.S TOTAL OF WHICH PAIO
K'o.t 57 49 8 ■i-'I9,056.922 ! 7.594.839,00 1.462.Ο03 ,00 - | v
">65 7" i19 17.134.253 I 13.350.714,00 3.783.544,00
2>4199 j487 i41.566.875 3?..120./)13,05r 9.149.700,03 316.761,92
152 137 I26,0.V).3t>9 22.222.232,00 3.B17 .137,00 655.974.42 !
Ιίι,Η
l
iyû ; :
1970
197i
197-i430
<St>3
5.1e
723
429
I302
575
439
540 ,
26271
60
44
23
!43I5
I28 ■
|66-
160
124 .94.">7.375
ΐδϋ.αο.οοο
159.999.497
199.943.145,78
149.990.266 |
175.094.18 6,66
130.716.038,20
113.599.986 ,02
137.627.673,69
92.5i6.415 ,95I
i"
!
»I6.O84 .231,53
?2.196.255,37
24.922.882,28
27.557.846,10
21.989.448,75 i1.718.956,81
7.087.705,35
21.476.628,70
34.757.625,79
35.472.401,30992.530,26 1
3.966.231,35
7.287.227,81 j
7.314.813,45 !
10.537.459,66' j862.961,0;'
2.701.881 ,7«
2.190.411,44
2.556,713 ,7«
1.051.194,51
TOl'AI ,JL^fiJ26.10 331 390 858.655.707,78 |
i 1j624.862.498,85 L_ □ 132.963.128,06 I100.030.000,87 ]j30.754.136,95 j9.363.162,54 j
1
orwmcii1
I:– 1
1r~
IGu'fi'iiji.v J791 752 11 20 242.225.140,84 I 220.862.536,87 7.756.114,57 |I
|13.606.409,40
J j,3'I2 346 15 21 61.984.400,40 49.422.689,97 6.102.517,85 6.459.280,58 1
IFranca I626j523 32 71 190.622.444,87 148.172.983,30.16.443.898,22 26.005.563,35
Italy 1262 755 262 265 290.500.245,28j 137.006.448,83 100.635.193,93 52.858.602,52
jLiiAeinbou "26 24 1 1 5.1D0.96 ).,48 5.041.902,15 (-8.965,95 ) ,
II" 8.965,95 156.025,28 ! i
jNether-
lands254 !
1240 10 4
ij68.134.426,91 !
I04.353.937 ,73 2.034.369,44 .1.744.119,74 ;
τοται ,I3361 j2640|331 |390 '858.655.707,78 [624.062.498,85 ! 132.963.12^,06 jiOC.630.03o ,37 1
i.».'r
i – 1
I

t
Payment *In197S fo' to-"*on neasurti «"dspcdsl measures
I ftea^cre I ,Ger.^ny IÔTrviTrk !Fr/nc»I Ireland Italy Luie^boure INetheHencfs bnltt ^JCInfldCV"] t-OJAL
[1«Co*"*pntr<rar,\jrt% Γ ,..
Ieffective 72/15V12. -111.5T2.9 -I343.451,40 2.759.9*57.19' Î,TÎ1.T«0 ,.-) Il I
I .-I
>22,32 4.334.309,34 P'soiwm.TC .
Ofrcctive 72/160 20J.7P2.9O 5.1M.1Tisl.9io.50 16.911,10 4.2)2,6' ! -Mîl.Oi
I Directive 7?/W1 313.2a ,76 82.969,43 .40.924,66 2.051.690,6 ! 10n.T77.44 ! 4e.l?0 .1?2,,'3".·"ν4 ,0?
I Directive 757Z6Ô110^501 .991,55L- L- 9.55P.15M7 jp.945.49j1 ..
114.479 .022 ,7«
TOTAl (»)- 23.434 .029.» 431.8a5,Oti 2.800.511,85 2.063.801,11 12.37T.628.T2
I•
I38.945 .<9 «22.32 4.338.541,98 19.9*2,3)5.13 65.1'}Ρ·70^,Γ ?
I(Régulât ton(EEC) No355/77)-6.028,01"\–
1fr.028.0l
I Nopprodueers 1.522.995,TO 61.530,11 1.40J ,04
IConversion to 'bttf production 8.388.365,00 234.138,15 3T2.38T.93 107.801,15 25.097,04 3)6.556,09 3.858.0)7.94 13.3«.3"J.Ji
11975 farmstruc­ tures survey340.542,99I1.003.550.64 «46.015,0 ?■ ' I
!7J.89T.40l 56.162.49
IConversion 1n wine sector 9.959.609 ,91 9.9V?.*o?,7l
INon-msrket 1ng of»Uk . 35.436.313,99 1.214.598,16 5.390.923 ,»15.604.668,01 333.517 ,T2 273.576,43• 1
3.200,662,88 4.506.1T0.95 65.9'5',.4 .40
Grubbing of
yfruit (Reg.
« <£CC)No.791/70 ν3ί/.9θΐ,31 256.432.66
1 .!
i
26.242 ,9«;2.T1T.821 ,56I -, •
■7.352.39 J»iv,.njn.w
I TOTAL ,<b) 46.016.198,99 11.711.196,90 I3.79 /.554 >15
: J2?.367.180,2J ■442.722.71.– 1– 1
246,015,071
3O6,o^5 t0r,jr ri
j3.ônai6.)7 |
. 1•8.4?O.J71,J "95.910,J'!I,69 J
TOTAL <•♦M 69.45O.520,2ol
12.143.082.06 0.593.466,00 J1.430.991 ,3412.840.);.1,43 |
J204.960,51 3Π6 «48,10 7.919.658,35 rîë.402.70fi,JI IAI.4ni.0V,)5
Xt«Special measures#.V !
1•ιi
• t
fruit snd vege-
tsblf producers«
96.027,40 201.6515, 25.007 ,15 3??.Λ?3.0 )
ISlaughter of'I cowsr* j
I Cftrus fruits A 71.425 .36 4.627.940 ,M 4.'??.)74 ,22
IProducer *Inthefisheries sector1
.20.007.11 33.070,66I ™ '*
1i .. ■
2s.9n2.66 87.Ml .46
I TOTAL II. 20.087.14 2.143.082,06 96.027,40 104.504,02 I4.829.607,31
I50.9"9.ΘΙ Γ5.109.915,71
Jtotal <1♦II)69.478.315,34 2.143.082,06 8.654.493.40 31.535.485,36 12.840.351,435.H4.5«T,6 ^305.648 ,107.949.650,35 20.453.696,3 ^hc.6.5l4.?9'\23
Amounts recovered in1979
-SUwghUr ofcows 111,6^8.02 y.s.-FAANC6 iff66.427.34 )

AmountseomnUted andpayments madeforspecialmeasures at31/12/1978byMer.berStata(u.a.and£UA> Avtexo.x.
Italian floods
*.206/66
2«01iveandotive.
uUSectorArt*
.13,ft.130/66
3,Fruitandvege-
tahleandoltve
o>lsectors
Art.4fi.130/66
i
4.Structural
Surveys ft,70/65
5*Fruitandvege­
tablesector
Aft.13ft.159/66
6«African swine
fewer #).349/66
7.Pignumbers
SurveyR.350/68
5.Riatobacco
sectorArt,12
U>ft.130/66-
9aIntegration of
Lu<yH>ourg agri­
culture R.SAt/70
10.Sl.i»^hter ofcow)
R.1S7W69
11.Crumbing offruit
trees ft.2517/69
12.OfijdrtUat Ionsof
fruitandvege-
"tableproducers
R.1035/72
13.Producers *orgs.
thefishingindus­
tryR.2K2/70
14.Community citrus
fruits ft.2511/69
TOTAL<u.«./SUA<1))Conmi tment s
Payments
•Coffi'Mtmenti
Paywents
Commit»ftt?nts
Payments
Ccwmitments
Psyments
Coiamitments
Payments
Commitments
Payfflcnts
COmmll /nentS
payments
Cemmitments
Payments
Conmjtments
Payments
Coi.mitments
Paymenîs
CormitmentS
Payments
Genmltments
Payments
Conmitments
Payments .
Conmitments
Payaient sÎCFAL
Cofl'Ti1tments
Payments10.000,000
7.8(1.206
8.000.000
8.000.000
45.000,000
45.000.000
8.000,000
7.307.748
87.299.539
87.29?.539
J.152.051
3.151.222,94
3.600.000
3.600.000
15.000.000
15.000.000
7.500.000
7,500.000
47.474.90Q1I6
47.474.900,16
35.432.198,35
35.432.190 .35
ll.525.5i5.O3
ll.525.5i5.03
271.163,66
271.163,66
9-353.646,99
9.353.646,99
291.609.014,19
288.737.1<10,13Ge^ANY
î.622.«28
1.622.628
938.160
s38.160
25.467.402,61
25.467.402,61
10.436.335.04
10.436.335,04
3.266.856,84
3.266.856,84
72.898,59
72.898,59OlM*',<!.<
256.602
256.602
111.870
III.87O
3.408.546,39
3.408.146,39
3.603.630,00
3.601.630,00
347.517.40
347.517,40
41.80-1.281,00
41.604,201,087.725.765,79
7.725.765,79&ï£E_
766.179,67
766.179,67
766.179,67itaiy
a.012.694
2.012.694
1.013.850
1.013.850
15.359.708 ,«1
15.359.708,61
8.983.463,97
8.983.468,97
524.306,36
524.306,36
103.653,06
103.653.06
235.364,66
235.26-1,66
28.2.Γ;,045.66
766.170,67 ■2fl.? .6*10.000.000
7,871.206
8,000.000
8.000,000
45.000.000
45.000.000
3.135.030
3.135.030
87.299.539
67.299.539
3.152.051
3.151.222,94
1.404.000
1.404.000
15.000.000
15.000 »000
818.400
318,400 -
T.753.228,71
7.753.228,71
6.534.777 ,65
6.534.77/>65
9.118.282,33
9.113.282,33UJ*fH*0l'*G INFThf <U>4DS !UNITE**
11.898
11.898268.896
268.896
20.250
20.250
7a500,000
7*500.000
153.798,58
153.798,5a
91.087,04
91.037,04îu.870 ■
111.870
197.220.303,69
'lq;.'C90.63ii,ô3fr.777.033,62
L777.0)3.622.257.443,97
2.267.443,97
4.561.448,59
4.561.448,59
7.209.658,56
7.20q.658.562.128.794
«2.252
828.06
65.877ill
85.877.11
94.612,01
94.612,01
180.489.i2_
18o.4K9,12'3.821.674,06
^'u,a./EUATheamountsgiveninthistableireexpressedInu.s.upto31.12.1977 sndin£UAfrom1-1«.'78.9 .il -*

«
»
I. ANNF10.11
. Mountsco««itt»d pjyarnts madefor:oa»on«eaiuf«tat31.12.1978 byHemberState
l lu.*.'<nd
. 1 ITOTAL IIGEBHAUV !IUnr.lTfï (fl^AA* Itaxt.et '1IIRELAND I1ITAlY iiiiiMnr.iiRf , I!NEIliitLAVCS Aiif.iTra <iv.Br.ri IΠ7farmmoderntiat ton
•Ir.72/159 ICommHmentSPayments 133.701.728,5153.701.714,3126.727.435,25
26.727.435,25563.9S0,58
363.950,58S.138.620,32
S.138.620.32314,307,26
3U.3iJJ,26$.470.973,40
9.470.973,401.622,32
1.622,328.065.117,71
8.065.117,71;î.y>*.ïo\.*r |
I7.3*9.706,6."I
2.Cessation effarmlng
Olf.72/160 ICoAmltnrnttPa/mcnts 1*11.759,21411,759,21346.957,45
346.957,436.9^8,75
6.928,7311.910,50
11.910,5028.148,74
28.148,745.964,40
5.964,4011.*49,37 I1Ι.Λ<.9,37 !
"Soc1o-*cono«f cgui­
dane*Dir.72/161ICoMUnenli16.606^002,41 A.606.002,411.749.«i)6,82
1.749.806,8298.437,07 I
98.457,0783.382.25
83.382.264.118.350,14
4.118.350,14220.395,76
220.395,76335.6)0,36
33S.630.36
4.ttsj-fjvoortd areas
Olr.75/268 IConmltnentiPayments 1130.657.395,92130.657.395,9223.Û61.876>58
23.061.876,581.261.944,17 I
-1.261.944,17 I25.509.482,35
25.509.482,3519.472.041,34
19.472.041,3438.945,4?
38.945,49372.727,4e
372.727,4860.94»1.V8,51 !
60.9^0.*78,51
Itotal(1) ,|CownitmentS ,
Payments191.3/6.836,05
191.376.8^6,0551.866.0/6,10
51.684.076,101.951.260,57
1.951.260,575.222.002,50
5.222.002,5829.954.045,25
29.9<i.G45,2525.191.559,24
25.191.559,2438.945,49
38.943,49374.349,80
374.349,808.071.082,11
8.071.082,1168.6V.W,9I
6H.6S?.5'-4,?1Π7"Hopproduoers I
fteg.1696/71 <IPaymvnts4.195.797,784.195.797,78 |
iIΪΤβΟΗ.307,85
2.808.307,85. 276-cK7,07 I276.887,07 Iη1.403,841.403,841.10^.1**^,02 I1.109.199.02 !
4.1975structural survey
ftlr.75/108Commitments I
Pa/ir-fiirs j6.646.261 ,96
8.539.041,591.200.000,00
1.300.542,99238.272,4a I
238.272,48 !242.504,96
242.504,961.745.«14,A4 I
1.733.7«C,96 !1618.364,59618.364,59 I3.844.950,283.666.341.78 j20.610,57
20.610,5/283.320,99
300.554,20452.421,45
,416.061.06
7.fruitirecslurvey
Oir.71/286Comoltftsnts I
Piyatnti I|729.900,00 I
I729.900,0042.000,00
42.000,0015.000,00 I
15.000,03 I196.000,00 !
196.U00.00441.600,00441.600,00 I300,00 ||.300,00
i I35.000,0035.000,00 I
Conversion tobeef
production Reg.1353/73Commitments I
Fermenti •1!66.109.710,70 I
i66.109*710,70 !12.851.534,94
12.851.534,941.170.487,59 |
1.170.487,59 I1.915.128,061.915.126,06 I10.75A.530,45
10.754.530,451.151.135,09 j1.151.133,09 jv124.915,02 '124.915,02 I1.679.643,52 I
1.679.643,5236.462.336,03 (36.462.336,03 |
I*'Hon-aMg.of»<Ikand I
conversion Reg.1078/77I|Commitments j
j.Payments jj74.979/849,0468.877.739,36 I40.023.405,44
37.910.068,611,414.191,14 I
'1.262.566,94 I6.072.420,67 I
5.398.923,2617.800.197,17
15.624.565,51 .416.795,21
333.517,72 j298.546,17 .I
297.130,99 I3.769.130,28 I
3.544.775,38 I5.184.960,96
4.506.170,95 I
Crubb1n9offruittrees I
ACQ.794/76,CommitratntS I
Payments .I3.677.674,09
.3.677.674,09327.981,31
327.931,31256.432,66
'256.432,66.26.242,96
26.242.963.038.747,05
3.0JA.747,057.352,39 I
_7.352,39Ji*20.917,72 |
20.917,72 I
Conversion inwlne
•ectorCommitment !
Payments9.959.609,91
9.959.609,919.959.639,91
9.9S9.609,91
ITOTALW>• ICommUm-nts
Payants168.296.803;48
162.089.473,4357.253.229,54
53.240.435,703.09t.J83,87
2.942.759,678256.296,65
7582.799,2443.772.0f.3,29
41.384.146,952.187.698,73
2.104.421,244.286.450,28 .
4.107.941.76451.724,15
450.308,975.788.012,51 |
-5.580.890,8243.208.919,46 I
42.495.767,06 |
12.Codfishing
Keg.2722/72Commitment !
Payment »9.582.914,62
7.912.621,752.868.852,15
2.868.652,156.714.06?,47
3.043.769,60\
13,Processing andmarket-*jIngofagricultural 1
products Reg.355/77 ICommitment !
Payments '102.462.787,26
6.028,0116.822.366,32 3.362.612,24
6.028,01.3855.011,21 22.981.571,16 ,6.162.447,88 33.836.679,41 202.487,68 4.698.164,92 |10.341.426,44 I
,TOTAL(31 Commitment !
Payments112.045.701,68
7.918.649,7619.691.238,47
2.868.852,153.562.612,24
6.026,013855.011,21 29.695.*33;63
5.043.769,606.162.447,88 33.836.679,41 202.487,68 4.698.164,92 10.341.426,44 .
•"TOTAL<1♦2♦3> Commitment !
Payments*71.721.391,41
361.385.009,24128.830.544,11
109.995.363,958.608.256,68
4.900.048,2517333.310,44
12804.801,82103.421.767,17
76.581.963,6033.541.705,85
27.295.980,48 -38.162.075,18
4.146.887,271.028.561,63
824.658,7718.557.259,54 !
13.651.972,93 j122.237.910,81
j111.183.331,97 |
i
<1)u.a./CUA:thftamountsgivenInthistabltartexpressed inu.a.upto31.12.1977 andInCuAfromV.I.1978.

*ΝΚΕ »Ο.ΧΙ ! I
UTILIZATION OFAPPftQPft IATIQfrS fQR CO^MITl*cST
EUA
fAppropriât ions av.'alldble for 1978Utilisation In 978
I
KjJ-ietj
lit*INOMENCLATURE .
i ■ ■Appropriations entered
In1978 Budget before
transfer between
ichaptersAppropriat ions entered
in1978 Budget after
transfer betueen
chaptersCarry-overs
from 1977 (1)
iTOTALCornai tnents
enter-ed tnto
in1978Apprcpr iations
cancelled XAoproor Mt *ons
avai 13t>l*at
31.1 ?-.9^8
rn ;i 2 3r »* > •Γ ρ-Γ «
8000I
i
if– " .
Projects forthe improvement or
agricultural *structures provided
for b»Art.IS«eg.17/64/EEC-
li?6 projectsI ·
I ,•
I
II
70,000,000.00 !;
70,000,000.00 0 70,000,000.00
ft100
£101
«103Modernization offarms
f
Cessation offarming
Vocational guidance andtrainingI 48,800,000.00
| 700,000.00
j 5,500,000.0031,500,000.00
700,000.00
5,500,000.003,436,541 .26
2,593.17
21,822.5334,936,541.26
702,593.17
5,521,822.5328,018,564.71
250,752.49
2,638,264.0280.2
35.7
47.86,917,976.55
451,840.68
2,883,558.51
8103 Mountain Mil farm«ng and
fd.i.-.iog intertain lessrf avoured
»f eii100,300,000.00 60,100,000.00 1,189,340.35 61,289,340.35 34,581,119.67 56.4 26,708,220.68
Ajtn'f*i<*.-jucef groups Andassociations
OtiTtfuf
producer groups1,000,000.00 . 1,000,000.003,597,796.09
1,189,968.303,597,796.09
2,189,968.30 1,605,929.653,597,796.09(2 ) 0
73.3 584,038.65
6202iHjrkettng andprocessing of
Iajrtealturat products80,000,000.00 122,000,000.00 122,000,000.00 102,926,522.00 84.4 19,073,478.00
elJo' (v.r.version inthecod-fishing
>«.»* u>r
Un.rr&fcn inthenon-industrUl
inshore fishing sector
fcr.vOuragement ofbeef production
Reorgjniutlon offruit productionK302
8310
83225,000,000.00
13,200,000.00
.4,200,000.005,000,000.00
13,200,000.00 '
4,200,000.009,089,486.18
0.785,000,000.00
22,289,486.18
4,200,000.78[13,322,383.31
I3,335,830.88 0.7859.8
79.45,000,000.00
8,967,102.87
864,169.12
83-0 Farwstructure survey '* I
i
i
ι■
fBJtbConversion premie *inthewine
sector
fiir.-inarketing ofmilk33,000,000.00
123,900,000.00 ?16,200,000.00
123,900,000.00 7,971,356.2516,200,000.00
131,871,356.259,959,609.91
72,070,541.0861.5
54.66,240,390.09
59,800,815.17
8370 |
! i'tfjjicdticn ofbrucellosis ,tuber-
Icu.osis andleucosis incattle 39,000,000.00
fruit andvegetable producer
groups1,500,000.00 2,600,000.00 2,600,000.00 322,693.03 12.4 2,277,306.97
8910 Slaughter ofcows and non-«
r,j/ketingofmiU
fi9iù I^rav^ents inthecitrus fruit
»eceor22,300,000.00 22,300,000.00 '134,948.02 22,434,948.02 4,699,374.22 20.9 •17,735,573.80
j89<.0
iProducer groups inthefisheries
stvior
Total Chapters 81to89100,000.00 •I 100,000.00 I 300,000.00 87,148.46 [ ?9.0 212-851.54j
L 478,500,000.00 408,500,000.00|26,633,852.93 435,133,852.93 273,818,733.43 3,597,796.87 157,717,322.63
!Grand Total 478,500,000,00 478,500,000.00 26,633,852.93 505,133,852.93 273,818,723.43 3,597,796.87 227,717,322.63
1Thedifference between theappropriations available at31.12.1977 andcarryovers from1977results fromtheconverse of
u.a.into EuA.
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1.805.929,85
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!72.070 .3*1,08
'322.693,03
4.699.174,20
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2.638.264,02
•>4.581.119,67
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1.605.929,65
102.926.522,00
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13.322 .383,31
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322.693,03 j
4.699.374,22
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2.638.264,02
54.581.119,67
'1.405.929,65 .
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13.322.383,31
3.335.8318 »
1,720.168,54
9.959.609,91
20.698.1*8,19 j
322-691,03
4.499.374,22
87.148.46-5,676.084,27
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•457,706,73
•4.655,14
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102.462.787,78
1,603 .*99,06
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3.410.244,02
34.341.119,6 T
1,405.929,45
4.026,01
13.322.343,31
3.315.430,64
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SITUATION AT31.12.197S |APPRDPRUTrû NSTO8E CARRIED OVER TO1979 «EUA i
APPROPRIATIONS [PAYMENTS MAD€ |ADJUSTMENTS fOR AUTOMATIC CARrtYOi /£fl$ *NON-AUTOMAT IC I OUTSTANDING f
IÇA-NCULÊO[ IN197flEXCHANGE DIFFERENCES CARRT-OVERS
I 5(6 l _J6 9 1
•-
6.028,01 -457.706,7$I
|102.462.787,26
I
18.624.124,4 » -1.088.907,12 184.945.168,37 184.945.168,37
30.786.095,11I-1.179.253,82 I174.869.609,11
.I174.869.609/11 H
♦ 441,31 17.876,01 17.876,01
16.325.298,54 - 394.659,28 50.225.893,32 50.225.893,32
♦ 9.547,75 386.743,55 .386.743,55
32.665,44 12.873.787,27 -116.493,27 I!60.036.357,55 60.036.357,55
♦ 4.000 /06 162.027,38 162.027,38
'21.890.342,98 - 622.253,36 56.838.226,13
.. 56.838.226,13 j
1.308.857.60
♦ 16.287,81 659.758,71 ..659.758,71
1.506.274,81 ~ 1.506.274,81
9.870.968,45 - 104.120,86 38.711.154,94 38.711.154,94
?774.513,96
♦ 6.955,39 281.737,07 1 281 .737107
1.382.407,79 1.382.407,79
23.855 .i 14.922.843,82 - 550.045,22 57.995.236,77 57.995.236,77
889.913,06
+ 82.039,93 3.323.131,96 3.323.131,96 1
1.711.530,40 1.711.530,40 j
179.398 .Ï6 12.039.280,10 - 499.421,64I
i .35.472.401,30 '35.472.401,30 1
818.708,61 8.365.9*4,21 .J 8.365.944,21 J
1.120.320,94 '1.120.320,94 j
505,70 11.368.619,25 - 404.356,0 ? 34.757.625,79 34.757.625,79 3
2.575.975,90 I2.921.759,06' 2.921.751.06 !
\
I π . ι ·.. . . I 1.836.3^8,63 ■1.836.348,63
4.223.590,52 - 448.404,64 21.476.623,70 21.476.62® ,70 J
II 2.207.864,25 2.571.513,35 • 12.571.513,35 1
:1' 2.525.303,02 2.525.303,02 1
(1.318.760,06 - 150.166,40 7.031 .277,25 7.031.277,25 j
12.713.666,76 121.045,94 121.045,94
» • "' 11.136.589,34 1.136.589,34
19.076,44 2.361,19 -56.429,10 56.429,10
127.313.89
354.365,086.714,31 6.714,31
t 28.413,23 'I1.456.985,46 1.456.985,46
1~863.597,30I
I !r 70.825,20 70.825,20
79.983,57 6.888,82 261.971,36 261.971,36
58.743,99 58.743,99
♦ 15.946,85
I «655.874,42 655.874,42 -
t 210.448,83 15.558,44 316.761^92j 316.761,92
236.424,48 148.463.871,38 -4.387.177,15 448.107.965,50 122,221.055,29j570.329.020,79
3.436.541,26 "I .
2.593,17
21.822,53 • - - •
'1.189.340,35 . t
3.597.796,09
1.189.968,30
-4.655,34 1.603.499,06 1.603.499,06
9.089.486,18;
t
0,78I
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1.720.1 68,-54 ♦ 21.385,45I
1
7.9?1 .356/25i
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- 3.397.796 /37 |♦ '6.72' »,*» ;J_.603. j '.603.409,06
, 3,av..•1-3.220.095.98 )-4.370.447 /54 i469 .711.-o4 <'12?.22ï.è^,29 IZL.IW.V 5

fEOGA -CuScuoce Sect 1or »UtiU>ation d
carried over e
«•Financial fitQu
CARRV-OVCRS
Appropriations forthefinancing ofprojects under
Regulation (EEC)No.355/77
Appropriations forthefinancing ofprojects under
Regulation No.17/64/CEC
1977 <1977 -fnst ,I-II)
1976 (1976 -Imt .I-II)
(1976 -1nst .I-IIreallocated to1977 )
(1975 -inst .II)
(1975 -1nst .II-reallocated to1977 )
1975 <1975 -
<1975 -
<1974 -
<197*-
<1974 -
<1974 -
1974 <1974 -
<1974 -
<1974 -
<1974 -
<1973 )
<1973 -
<1973 -
<1973 -
1V73 <1972 )
<1972 -
<1972 -
1972 <1971 )
<1971 -
<1971 -
3971 <1970 )
41970 -
<1970 -
1970 <1969 -
<1969 -
<1969 -
1969 <1969 -
<1969 -
<1969 -
<1965 -
<1968 -
<1968 -
1968 <1968 -
<1968 -
<1967 -
1967 (1966 )1nst .I)
Inst .Ireallocated to1977 )
Inst .II)
Inst .IX*reallocated to1976 )
inst .II•reallocated to1977)
1nst .II-reallocated to1978 )
1nst .I)
reallocated to1976 )
reallocated to1977)
reallocated to1976 )
reallocated to1976 )
reallocated to1977 )
reallocated to1978 )
reallocated to1977 )
reallocated to1978 )
reallocated to1977 )
reallocated to1972 )
reallocated to1977 )
reallocated to1978 )
inst .II-III"IV)
Inst .II-III-IVreallocated to1977 )
Inst .II-III•IVreallocated to1978 )
Inst .I)
1nst .I-reallocated *01977 )
1nst .I-reallocated to1978 )
Inst .laand II)•
Inst .IaandII-reallocated to1977 ) ,
Inst .IaandII-reallocated to1978 )*
'Inst .I)
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*reallocated to1978 )
total i
Appropriations forthefinancing ofcoaeion Measures and
special Measures
CARRY-OVER FROM 1977
Itt»*101
8102 ' ,
8103
8200 "'"
8201 ' -
8300 - -
8310
8322 .
8340
8360CAHKT-OVEOS non 1977-1978
AUT0HATIC non-automatic
102 .926.522
-194.658.199,98
206.834.953,04
17.434,70
66.945.851,14
377.195,80
73.059.303,53
158.027,32
80.857,057,28
1.303.857,60
643.470,90
50.068.652,04
774.513,96
274.781,68
75.203.511,39
889.913,06
3.241.092,03
560.654.660,47
3.436.541,26
2.593,17
.21.822,53
1.187.340,35
3.597.796,09
1.189.963,30
1.608.154,90
9.089 .48i,18
0,78
1.698.783,09
7,971.356,25COHMTHENTS
ENTEREft INTO
102.926.522
194.658.199,98 .
*9.310.822,14
9.184.652,82
*8.367.455,43–5-.*97 -.726,96"
28.673.926,88
4.779.377,60
9.636.793,05
2.834.712,70
.84.581,04
27.313,89
1.910.588,97
863.597,30
*07.587,7 *
639.927,57
542.769,19
162.761.833,33206.834.958,04
17.434,70
66.945.851,14
377.195,80
73.059.303,53
158.027,32
79.350.S22,47
.1.308.857,60
643,470,90
1.506.274,81
.*8.486.244,25
774.513,96
"274.781,68
1.382.407,79
73.491.980,99
889.913,06
3.241.092,03
1.711.530,40
48.190.501,20
9.184.652,32
1.120.320,94
46.531.106,85
5.-497 .T24,?i
1.836.343,63 •
26.148.623,66
' 4.779.377,60
2.525.303,02
,8.500.203,71
2.834.712,70
1.136.589,34
77.866,73
27.313,89
6.714,31
1.839.763,77
863.597,30
70.825,20
!348.843,75
58.743 ,99
639.927,57
542.769,19
723.416.493,80
26.342.994,83
3.436
2
21
1.189
3.597
1.189
1.608
9.039.541,26
.593,17
.822,53
.340,35
.796,09
.968,30
.154,90
.486,18
-0,78
1.698.783,09
7.971.356,25
Τ«ίΤΑί .ΖΙ »29.94?.79C,92 ! [26.342 .994,03
tôtA*»x•xi*:t: 1593.595 .iSM? !>6?.761.53?,33 i7A9.759.*ô4,6 >
<1)Appropriations conaiittee *t31.12.1*77
(2)Afco'QDriarlons
at31.12.1977 .eo«Nr>ttf4 ftavine &e*f »au?c»é ?'cal lreamee o**f tor five years ar*d acpr /?priat tans not eo*»itted
/

•' ^ -•I •--
■: . .IRREGULARITES Annex O.XVI '' '"^-, ,
..Communications inaccordance with ArticLes 3and 5ofRegulation (EEC)No.283/72
•-» u.a. '»•
iAT31.12.1978
i
«ICases recorded Recoveries Cases closed
without recoveryCases in "
DroqressCases '
abandoned
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i'- .
I
iGERMANY
! •
i i
I-72
73
74
75
76
77
7831
7
2
1
7
4
10'66.400 !
16.804 !
4.925 !
2.275 J24.219 !
15.073 !
;47.425 !31
7
1
.4
3
2.66.400
16.804
3.000
10.729
.12.125
9.C77i
1
1
3
1
81.925
2.275
13.490
2.948
38.348 !
(Tôt.nr -177.121 ΓΚ 118.135 Γ - 58.986
I
I
BELGIUM .
I '. '
' vW-i v «* ,71
72
73
74
75
'76
77
iTA.i
3
11
10
15
5
3
82.600
8.700
.. 19.508
27.505
54.588
9.637
8.790
33.587ii
7
"3
4
5
2
12.600
A.200
11.383
4.500
5.490
8.742
7.329
1.9782
3
26.640
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1
4
4
8
1
1
44.500
8.125
10.965
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1.461
8.671', i
1
15.400
2.400
••l'ot.[J6 164.915 ris 46.222 ,Γ7 32.013 iΓ2Σ 78.830 ΓΤ Γ 7.800
!DENMARK .
[75
76
77
784
10
5j
316.616 J
.31.471 l
37.740 j8.512 I4
\\16.6161
■.29.080
22.4901
3
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15.250 i
8.512 ! I '
:: 1M.nu 94.339 j I 63.186i - i 26.153 i - -
jFRANCE
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72
-73
74
75
76
77
7825
19
23
13
71
25
57
2675.275
•.65.075
75.684
43.267
246.294
79.891
243.835
'88.402-23I
17
15
9
63
22
47
1569.050
.59.651
• -39.740
23.086
-177.659
62.221
197.007
'43.2545
4
3
2.20.233
10.642
17.670
7.224I
5
10
*W
10
16 !6.225
-5.424
15.711
20.181
57.993
33.369
44.48 *."i
3
1.^ I
6.235
664 .
Tot .259 I 917.723 iΓ2ΪΪΊ 671.6681 |14 | 55.769 im 183.337 H4] 6.899
IRELAND75
76
77
781
12.965
2.172 1
:2.700
2.172 |
'I1
c»265
•\ •• w
mm
J_J Tot .en] TÏ37I '.872Γ3 1! 2c5 I: "
.NETHERc
LANDS72
73
74
.75
76
77
i788
12
10
4
ι23.750
32.775
27.675
9.625.7|
Hi
?!
i
"M14.850
27.254
18.450.1
11.600 :
.1,375
**■ l
II
•ï!
2
4«.900
3.921
7.850
9.625
I
Tot .34 93.825 IL.25 | 6u.r iji 2.975 :!10 ;! -AJ -I
UNITED -
KINGDOMI75
76
!77
785
'11
■•1
651.311
84.001
18.165
54.725η
6
'120.818 »-
37.352 j­
"" !1'.24C' -' I
.18.165 i6
230.493
! 46.6^9
I
■ 10.563_mm
L "40.322
Tôt.]□CEI 208.202 ICI 62.0 "G!»'
.» 18.Î65 inm 27725 1M
.TOTAL -H1.661.262 lH1#031 «647 1 103.922 |119 465.672 10 55.021
Note :Cases ofpartial recovery areentered under both "recoveries "and"cases inprogress •

ANNEX Q.XVII
Breakdown ofcases ofirregularity recorded upto31.12.1978
n.?>er
C*s.r^,VNon-market ing
ofmilk
R.1975 /69Grubbmg
trees R.
R.794/76offruit
2517/69,Conver
beef p
R.135sion to
roduction
3/73Direct ive
72/159/EECCitrus
fruits
R.2511 /69Fruit &veg .
product ion
R.1035 /72u.a .
TOTAL
No Amount No Amount No Amount No |Amount
iNo Amount No.i i
•Amount|NoAmount
Germany 43 99,876 1 2,504 18 74,741.. l
62 177,121
Be :,'ilum 35 108,770 2 7,737 19 I
!48,40856 164,915
De'iiark 21 76,729 1 17,610 22 94,339
Fr 97 352,576 1 2,000 160 512,510 1 50,637 259 917,723
Ifriand 2 5,1372 5,137
Ne-Vnerlands 34 !93,82534 93,825
teg
Kingdom_ _
ι22
tà205,330 1 2,872 23 208,202
TOTAL 209 655,047 4 12,241 242 922,855 1 2,872 1 50,637 1 17,610 458 1,661,262

APPLICATIONS FORAID FROM THEGUIDANCE SECTION ANNEX 0.XVIII
UNDER REGULATION (EEC)NO355/77
1978
PROJECTS SUBMITTED PROJECTS DEFINITELY LODGED 1
No.of
proj ects
with­
drawn or
nolong­
erneededNo.of
proj ects
unaccep -
tableNo.of
proj ects
not com­
plying
with con­
ditionsNo.of
projects
rejected
owing to
lack of
fundsPROJECTS FIANCED
MEMBER
STATETotal
No.Total Total
investment
('000 EUA)No. Aid granted
(EUA )Total
investment
('000 EUA )
BELGIUM 61 4 1 3 23 57 54,007 30 3,558,478 23,446
DENMARK 83 5 4 4 47 78 131,284 23 3,863,876 28,521
GERMANY 134 5 1 1 59 129 149,036 68 16,637,928 83,060
FRANCE 85 8 2 3 ' 25 77 196,795 47 23,142,500 99,093
IRELAND 77 6 5 2 39 71 114,975 25 6,156,039 34,602
ITALY 191 10 29 8 64 181 .338,611 80 34,346,996 125,507
LUXEMBOURG 1' I
1 810 1 202,488 810
NETHERLANDS 28 6 9 22 46,624 13 4,684,950 17,352
UNITED KINGDOM 257 15 3 11 138 242 295,241 90 10,333,274 . 63,699
|TOTAL917 59 45 32 404 858 1,327,383 377 1,02,926,529 476,089
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Annexu.XXI
TheUnitofAccount
1.Witheffectfrom1.1.1978,theUnitofAccount wasreplaced bythe
European UnitofAccount.Inthestatistical tablesappearing inthis
Report,therefore ,thefiguresfor1978arestatedinEuropean Unitsof
Account andhavebeenaddedtothoseforformeryearswhichhavebeen
statedinUnitsofAccount .
Aconversion oftheearlierfiguresintoEuropean UnitsofAccount has
notbeenundertaken becausethiswouldhaveinvolved,inthecaseof
individual projects,therecalculation oftheamountsinvolved ineach
individual casefromthedateoftheoriginal decision,takingintoaccount
inaddition,forcertaintables,payments already made.Suchconversions
werenotmadeinthepast,whenthevalueofcertaincurrencies inrelation
totheoldUnitofAccount wasaltered.Moreover,sincetheEuropean unitof
Account,unliketheoldUnitofAccount,isvariable,thereisnosingle
conversion rateandtheexercise wouldhavetoberenewedeveryyear.
tAlso,theGuidance Sectiondoesnotoperateanyrateofconversion fromUnitsof
AccounttoEuropean Account,butconvertsdirectly fromnational curren-"
ciestoEuropean UnitsofAccount.Consequently ,convertion ofearlier
figuresintoEuropean UnitsofAccount hasbeenUnitedtothoserequired
forbudgetary purposes (tablesO.XIII,0XIV,-0XV).
2.Asaguide,thevalueoftheEuropean UnitofAccount was:
inJanuary 1978 inDecember 1978UA
December 1977
1061,90 LIT
0,640434 IRL40,3265 BFR+FLux
2,58106 DM
2,79405 HFL
0,640434 UKL
7,09772 DKR
5,76880 FF
1109,39 LIT
0,671600 IRL39,8765 BFR+FLux
2,51734 DM
2,73449 HFL
0,671600 UKL
7,00159 DKR
5,78555 FF50,0 BFR
3,66 DM
3,62 HFL
0,416667 UKL
7,5 DKR
5,55419 FF
625,0 LIT
0,416667 IRL