769. Deputy Frankie Feighan asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the progress made over the past 12 months on each of his Department's Programme for Government commitments, in tabular form; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [71632/25]

The new Programme for Government, “Securing Ireland's Future”, was published in January 2025. Of the 122 actions in the Agriculture and Food, and the Fisheries and Marine sections, my Department was identified as the lead organisation for 105 of these. As of December 2025, 33% of the actions are either ‘Target achieved’ or ‘Substantial action undertaken & ongoing’, with another 61% reported as ‘Action commenced & progressing’.

The table below provides a status overview of these actions, at December 2025.

Some of the main achievements since January 2025 include:

• Continued Government support for farmers under the €9.8 billion CAP Strategic Plan and via specific sectoral supports.

• Preparations for a new round of CAP post-2027 have commenced.

• Ireland has secured the continued availability of the Nitrates Derogation for a further three years.

• Ongoing implementation of Food Vision 2030, our shared stakeholder-led strategy for the continuing development of the agri-food sector, including progress across the dairy, beef & sheepmeat, tillage, horticulture, organics forestry and fishery sectors. A new dashboard to track economic, environmental and social progress has been launched. A mid-term review of Food Vision has also been announced.

• The launch of the Bovine TB Action Plan.

• Ongoing market access work, including the opening of the Thai market for Irish beef exports, a priority export market for the beef sector.

• The publication of the Report of the Commission on Generational Renewal in Farming.

• The re-establishment of a dedicated Minister of State for Fisheries and Marine issues.

• The allocation of €27.75 million for capital projects in Ireland’s publicly owned harbours through the 2025 Fishery Harbour Centre and Coastal Infrastructure Development Programme.

• The signing of a €105 million Partnership Agreement with the World Food Programme, the world’s largest humanitarian organisation, over the period 2025 to 2027.

• The launch of Phase 2 of the €26.2 million VistaMilk Research Ireland Centre and the launch of DAFM’s €30 million Thematic Research Call 2025.

• The allocation of €17.8 million to eleven new projects on the theme of environmental sustainability, under the European Innovation Partnership measure of the CAP Strategic Plan 2023-2027.

• The opening of the National Centre for Brewing and Distilling in Oakpark, Teagasc, which has been allocated funding of €2.3 million by DAFM since 2020.

• The establishment of the One Health Oversight Committee.

I will continue to lead the development of agri-food in collaboration with the sector and to deliver on our Programme for Government commitments.