In particular, the most direct forms of capacity-enhancing subsidies have been phased out, with assistance being redirected to provisions for vessel decommissioning, transitional support measures and environmental projects. Under the FIFG, the emphasis evolved towards achieving a sustainable balance between resources and their exploitation. The FIFG agreement for 1999-2006 introduced environmental safeguards, provisions for environmental projects and the involvement of environmental interests. In particular, it included provisions for the adjustment of fishing effort, reducing the excess capacity of the fishing fleet, early retirement schemes and individual compensatory payments for individuals made redundant as a result of vessel decommissioning, and the development of marine-protected areas. In 2002, amendments to the FIFG under the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) reform included the phasing out of subsidies for vessel rebuilds and the making available of extra funds for vessel scrapping.