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Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2019 - 2023Partners:Innovarum, Fördergemeinschaft Ökologischer Obstbau e.V., FÖKO, DELPHY, FIBL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ORGANIC AGRICULTURE, ECOVALIA +11 partnersInnovarum,Fördergemeinschaft Ökologischer Obstbau e.V., FÖKO,DELPHY,FIBL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ORGANIC AGRICULTURE,ECOVALIA,ASSOCIATION OF LATVIAN ORGANIC AGRICULTURE (ALOA),SLU,LAIMBURG,VŠÚO,Naturland,CIHEAM-IAMB,GRAB,IFOAM EU GROUP,HORTIADVICE SCANDINAVIA AS,UCPH,Instytut OgrodnictwaFunder: European Commission Project Code: 862850Overall Budget: 1,999,300 EURFunder Contribution: 1,999,300 EURThe EU is the leading region for the production of organic fruits, with a rapidly expanding production and a demand for organic products which grows every year. However, at the same time, the amount and value of organic imports from outside the EU is increasing. For organic fruit farmers in the EU this poses a challenge to succeed in an increasingly competitive market. In addition, organic fruit growing is a very demanding farming activity. This is because, the sector faces specific problems that cannot be solved using conventional approaches based on the use of synthetics substances. As organic fruit growers cannot rely on synthetic inputs, many of them have, on a local level, developed competitive strategies to improve plant health. Moreover, there is considerable research on improving organic fruit growing systems. The problem, however, is that this knowledge is not easily accessible to farmers all over Europe and remains either locally known or only available in the scientific sphere. The sector is in need of a network focused on organic fruit production that bridges the gap between science and practice and makes locally found solutions available to other fruit growers in Europe. Therefore, the specific objectives of BioFruitNet are: 1) Collect and synthesize existing knowledge ready for practise, 2) Create a stable European innovation network, 3) Strengthen established networks, 4) Widely distribute solutions, 5) Extend the Organic Farm Knowledge Platform. To achieve these objectives, we will first carry a thorough mapping exercise to find relevant networks at national level in partner countries and beyond (WP1). Then, compile all existing practical and scientific knowledge relevant to organic fruit farmers (WP2) and select the best practices (WP3). We will then focus on adapting and translating all best practices in an easy-to-understand format like practice abstracts (WP4) and disseminate the information through high impact channels (WP5).
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.euOpen Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2023 - 2026Partners:EF SOLARE ITALIA SPA, KUL, 3E, aleo solar GmbH, ETA +12 partnersEF SOLARE ITALIA SPA,KUL,3E,aleo solar GmbH,ETA,LUCISUN,SBB,LABORELEC,LAIMBURG,CONVERT ITALIA SPA,UPC,FOTONIQ,ENEA,TU Delft,KUBO INNOVATIONS,EURAC,IMECFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101096352Overall Budget: 5,775,140 EURFunder Contribution: 4,827,670 EURThe decarbonisation of the energy sector is one of the top priorities at various political levels including at the European level. Photovoltaics (PV) is widely seen as one of the key technologies to drive the energy transition. The difficulties arise when the targets for PV (usually set at national level) needs to be put into practice at regional / local level. Although the PV rooftop potential is extremely large and could potentially contribute to the ambitious targets, the rate of installation of PV rooftop systems will not be fast enough to support a rapid transition. On the other hand, large utility-scale PV installations in open fields are not an option in many regions. It is in this context that the concept of Agrivoltaics is emerging. What several decades of efforts developing Building Integrated PV (BIPV) products and systems for rooftops and facades have taught us is that there are multiple levels of integration and various stakeholders across the value chain which can all generate significant barriers to widespread adoption . Agrivoltaics is in fact in the unique position to learn from the past mistakes made with BIPV which delayed the development of cost-effective BIPV solutions and market acceptance. In SYMBIOSYST we will not develop solutions that are highly customized as this would drive the costs up. We will rather innovate by adapting standardized cost-effective solutions in terms of PV modules, mounting structures and Operation and Maintenance (O&M) practices to the specific needs of various crops in different climates and landscapes. We will also find aesthetically pleasing solutions that can be mass manufactured and integrated with the agricultural land in a harmonious way while maintaining the primary goal of farming. The interdisciplinary consortium in SYMBIOSYST is composed of partners across the value chain with decades of experience in agriculture, precision farming, PV modules and systems, social science and integrated PV applications.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.euOpen Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2022 - 2026Partners:Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine, CHAMBRE REGIONALE D'AGRICULTURE DU CENTRE - VAL DE, CONSULAI, IDELE, University of Évora +15 partnersDepartment of Agriculture Food and the Marine,CHAMBRE REGIONALE D'AGRICULTURE DU CENTRE - VAL DE,CONSULAI,IDELE,University of Évora,Stichting Aeres Groep,SLU,INRAE,ZLTO,Goldcrop Limited,CHAMBRE D'AGRICULTURE DE REGION BRETAGNE,LAIMBURG,Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority,UGOE,GRUENLANDZENTRUM NIEDERSACHEN/BREMEN E.V.,BIOLAND SUEDTIROL SOCIETA AGRICOLA COOPERATIVA,USAMVCN,AgroTransilvania Cluster,SVENSKA VALLFORENINGEN,CNRFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101059626Overall Budget: 3,000,000 EURFunder Contribution: 3,000,000 EURGrazing-based production systems have the proven potential to produce high quality food, to be beneficial to the competitiveness of farmers and animal welfare, as well as for other ecosystem services and are widely apreciated by the society. However, for many reasons grazing is generally declining in Europe, which is a threat for many ecosystem services. In Grazing4AgroEcology (G4AE), grazing farmers are for the first time at the centre of a thematic network, complementing other thematic networks such as Inno4Grass, EuroDairy, SheepNet, BovINE, HNVLink, etc. in providing solutions for sustainable, integrated grazing-based animal production systems. G4AE has 18 partners including farmers organisations, extension services, education, and research in eight countries (France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, & Sweden). The Partner Farm Network of G4AE of 120 Partner farms (15 per country) will enable the capture and implementation of best-practices and innovations to promote grazing for agroecology. Our 3-tier multi-actor approach based on co-creation and knowledge sharing will actively involve all relevant actors of the grazing AKIS including farmers, industry, education, researchers, advisors, society, etc. This will improve the uptake of the innovation capital and significantly contribute to the improvement of the transferability of best practices and innovations and will also enable cross linkage of OGs. G4AE will innovate the grazing sector by strengthening the capacity of farmers to understand more objectively their own agroecological performance through an integrated self-assessment. This will trigger farmers to strive for innovation. G4AE will boost digitalization through webinars, digital interactions, videos and media training. G4AE will provide a rich set of practical hands-on knowledge and training material for a vast community of current and future grazing farmers, available in a Knowledge & Information Management System.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.euOpen Access Mandate for Publications assignment_turned_in Project2016 - 2019Partners:IRTA, EAER, Freshfel Europe, Variety Innovation Consortium South Tyrol, NIAB EMR +17 partnersIRTA,EAER,Freshfel Europe,Variety Innovation Consortium South Tyrol,NIAB EMR,UNIBO,LWK,FRUITCONSULT BV,East Malling Research (United Kingdom),AU,PCFRUIT,CETIOM,LAIMBURG,UASVMB,LAMMC,INRAE,University of Hohenheim,University of Greenwich,AREFLH,ELBE-OBST ERZEUGERORGANIZATION R.V.,WR,NAIKFunder: European Commission Project Code: 696337Overall Budget: 1,839,740 EURFunder Contribution: 1,734,240 EURThe European Fruit Network (EUFRUIT) includes 12 countries focussed on 4 thematic areas of critical for the competiveness and innovation potential of the European Fruit sector: i) new cultivar development and evaluation; ii) minimise residues on fruit and the environment; iii) optimising storage and fruit quality; iv) sustainable production systems. EUFRUIT will coordinate and support innovation through developing a framework for relevant stakeholders and it will establish a systematic approach for knowledge gathering and dissemination. The systematic approach includes: i) scanning & synthesis via 4 expert groups who scan state-of-art knowledge, practises and technologies and synthesise the material to identify key areas of learning and best practise approaches at a European level. ii) showing & sharing will deliver outreach/dialogue at a national level through establishment of local ‘operational groups’. An online Knowledge Platform will hold all outreach material, outreach activities include; 100 industry publications, 90 technical bulletins, 25 flyers/newsletters, 60 seminars, 160 field based meetings, 25 conference plus 12 events aimed at the general public. iii) sustaining the network will occur through long-term integration of the assembled EUFRUIT network in future actions. The overall outcome of EUFRUIT will be establishment of a framework and a systematic approach that together builds a bridge across the ‘valley of death’. This bridge will secure a direct path for new knowledge in the future and reduce the likelihood of repetition of research at a national level. The European fruit sector will have ready access to up-to-date information to implement and value will be created both for the industry with respect to competitiveness, sustainability and efficiency and society through ensuring the security and safety of fruit; underpinning human health and wellbeing.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.euOpen Access Mandate for Publications assignment_turned_in Project2017 - 2019Partners:ITALIAN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION, Stichting Aeres Groep, CDA FRANCE, Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority, Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine +16 partnersITALIAN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION,Stichting Aeres Groep,CDA FRANCE,Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority,Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine,UGOE,SVENSKA VALLFORENINGEN,TRAME SCRL,ELEVEO,IDELE,WUELS,LAIMBURG,RHEA,GRUENLANDZENTRUM NIEDERSACHEN/BREMEN E.V.,LWK,SLU,CNR,WR,INRAE,WIELKOPOLSKA IZBA ROLNICZA,LTO NOORDFunder: European Commission Project Code: 727368Overall Budget: 2,000,000 EURFunder Contribution: 2,000,000 EURGrasslands are vitally important for European agriculture. The 20 partners of Inno4Grass gather farmers’ organisations, extension services, education and research in eight countries (Germany, Belgium, France, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland & Sweden) where grasslands contribute a major share of the agricultural area. The overall objective of the project is to bridge the gap between practice and science to ensure the implementation of innovative systems on productive grasslands to achieve profitability while providing environmental services. The associated animal productions are dairy and beef cattle and sheep. Inno4Grass will set up a Facilitator Agents network, capture novelties from innovative farms scrutinized via 85 case studies, discuss and synthesize them in electronic farm networks and through cognitive mapping. It will upgrade this capital via multi-actor approaches and science dialogue, transfer innovation capital and boost collaboration and exchanges beyond the borders of regions and among Member States (MS). Dedicated dissemination approaches and events like national and European Wikimedia, decision support systems and grassland awards are designed and applied to convey innovations to practice with highest acceptance by practitioners and beyond the project term. Inno4Grass will ensure delivery and training of grassland knowledge at operational, tactical and strategic levels for farmers, advisors, and students (specific syllabus, materials for existing MOOCs) and for the value chain mobilizing key actors within the collaborating MS. At least 100 practice abstracts and 104 video clips describing innovative practices will be provided. The project strongly contributes to the implementation of the EIP and many consortium members are involved in their national contact points. This supports the establishment and cross linkage of Operational Groups on grasslands.
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