SIGPAC Geographic Information System: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Learn how to use the SIGPAC digital mapping system to manage your agricultural plots and ensure your subsidy claims are accurate.
The SIGPAC Geographic Information System is a digital mapping tool used to identify and manage the specific plots of land used for farming.
Who it's for
This system is for all farmers who receive payments under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
What you get
You get access to an official digital map that displays all agricultural plots across the country. This map is the primary tool used to verify your land and process your subsidy claims.
What it costs you
Using the system is free, but you must have a digital certificate, such as Cl@ve, to access the platform and update your plot information.
The catch to know
It is vital that your actual land use matches what is recorded in the SIGPAC system. If there is a discrepancy between how you are using your land and how it appears in the digital records, your subsidy payments may be frozen.
How to apply
- Ensure you have a valid digital certificate or Cl@ve credentials.
- Access the official mapping portal.
- Review your registered plots and land use to ensure everything is accurate.
- Update any necessary information to match your physical land use.