Daniel Constantin: Cauza absorbţiei scăzute a fondurilor europene sunt concedierile din agricultură

| 06 iun, 2013

Ministrul Agriculturii, Daniel Constantin, acuză gradul scăzut de absorbţie a fondurilor europene în agricultură, pe care îl pune pe seama concedierilor care au avut loc, în 2010, în agenţiile de plăţi şi intervenţii în agricultură.

El a declarat, joi, la Iaşi, că Agenţia de Plăţi şi Intervenţii în Agricultură are în evaluare 65.000 de dosare, iar funcţionarii instituţiei nu fac faţă volumului mare de muncă.

"Cred că aveam o capacitatea mai mare de absorbţie, dacă nu se făceau reduceri de personal în 2010 la agenţiile de plăţi. Agenţiile de plăţi, fondurile europene, sunt o prioritate naţională. S-au tăiat atunci 160 de posturi, iar astăzi nu mai facem faţă pe de o parte evaluării de proiecte, iar pe de altă parte cererilor de plată care vin de la fermieri. Este un efort supraomenesc care se face de către angajaţii de acolo", a afirmat Constantin.

Ministrul Agriculturii şi-a manifestat speranţa că în 2013 România va reuşi să absoarbă toţi cei 1,3 miliarde de euro din Programul Naţional de Dezvoltare Rurală.

"În 2013, avem două obiective. În primul rând să atragem cele 1,3 miliarde de euro pe dezvoltare rurală, astfel încât să nu avem dezangajări, iar pe de altă parte să atragem mult mai mult pentru a uşura activitatea din anii următori. Până la finalul anului 2015, trebuie să atragem toate fondurile pentru a nu returna cei opt miliarde de euro sau o parte din cei opt miliarde pe care îi avem la dispoziţie pentru dezvoltare rurală".

Daniel Constantin a avut, joi, la Iaşi, o întâlnire cu şefii instituţiilor deconcentrate din subordinea Ministerului Agriculturii.

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