This report, produced by the Social and Economic Council in the Netherlands (SER), provides the thinking behind the Dutch Government's vision paper 'European Agricultural Policy 2020: The Dutch Outlook.'

This paper was published by the Dutch government to coincide with the discussions on the CAP post-2013 that took place at the informal council of EU farm ministers held in Annecy, France, between 21 and 23 September.

The report is the product of the discussions which took place at the informal meeting of Agriculture ministers held in Annecy on 23 September 2008.

This discussion paper, published in February 2007, by the Polish government's Office of the Committee of European Integration, presents various scenarios for changes to the CAP from 2013. It reflects the authors' personal views and does not provide an official position of the Polish government.

COPA-COGECA published a declaration entitled ‘Visions for the Future of Agricultural Policy in Europe’ in September 2008.

The French Presidency issued a discussion paper to Member States in preparation for the informal council of EU farm ministers held in Annecy, France, between 21 and 23 September.

BirdLife International was the first NGO to set out its views on the future of the CAP in October 2007.

In December 2005, the UK government published a Vision which continues to underpin the government’s negotiating position.

This report, published in 2006, presents the outcome of a trialogue between the Federation of Swedish Farmers (LRF), the Church of Sweden and the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC).

A Notre Europe led expert group, which included former Agriculture Commissioner Franz Fischler, published this paper in May 2008 in which they make a critical assessment of the success of the CAP since the early 1990s, and put forward a range of proposals to enhance its legitimacy in the future.

In this Vision Document published in March 2008, the Wildlife and Countryside Link (a UK umbrella group for a number of conservation focused organisations) propose moving beyond the current two pillar mechanism of the CAP, split between a decoupled farm payment and rural development support, and in its place establish a single European Sustainable Land Management Policy.