The Effect of CAP Payments on Territorial Cohesion in the North Great Plain Region of Hungary
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The paper discusses the effect of CAP payments on territorial cohesion in Hungary with
special regard to the North Great Plain Region. It deals with the issue raised by HUBBARD et
al. (2007) that the adoption of the CAP in CEE is unlikely to help those most in need in rural
areas. Firstly the territorial distribution of the Single Area Payment Scheme (SAPS) is
analysed at the NUTS III level. After that the database of the SAPS (first pillar payment of the
CAP), the agri-environment payments and the investment in agriculture measures (second
pillar funds of the CAP) are examined on a settlement basis and analysed following the spatial
categories defined by the 2007-2013 Regional Operative Programme of the North Great Plain
Region . The results at the NUTS III level underline the statement of DAX (2006), that Pillar 1
support is distributed in a way that tends to benefit richer regions with larger farms.