The government decided to impose a maximum deadline of 20 days for the assessment of damages caused by wolves to livestock producers. This measure aims to accelerate the compensation processes that previously faced significant delays.
Livestock producers will be compensated by the end of the month following the assessment of damages. This provision establishes a more rigorous schedule for the payment of compensations.
The decision comes in response to recurring criticism about excessive delays and existing bureaucracy in the compensation processes. Affected producers had been frequently complaining about the slowness in resolving their requests.
