Sister projects
Uniting for Change and Growth
On this page, we feature similar projects, each sharing our vision to make a meaningful impact. Together, we enrich one another and our target groups with innovative results, fostering a community of growth and learning.
The EU project CLIMED-FRUIT (Adaptation to climate change and mitigation for perennial crops in Mediterranean Area) aims to collect solutions and field-tested practices developed all around Europe to increase resilience to climate change by major perennial crops in Southern Europe, like grapes, olives, citrus, avocado, stone fruits, nuts and others.
EU-FarmBook is a Horizon Europe project that is working at regional, national, and European (EU) levels to build an Online Platform. Gathering and sharing agriculture and forestry knowledge. EU-FarmBook is the answer to real needs of farmers, foresters and advisors. The Horizon Europe project offers an interactive, multi-lingual meeting place for agriculture and forestry communities, giving access to trustworthy knowledge objects according to findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR) data principles. EU-FarmBook users can interact and explore innovative ways to solve their daily challenges.
Agricology is an independent knowledge platform supporting all farmers and growers to transition to more sustainable and resilient farming systems. It is a free platform, open to everyone, and was set up in response to increasing challenges of declining soil fertility, climate change, declining biodiversity and the need to rethink the way we tend the land
FarmPEP has been co-designed by an industry wide partnership supported by Innovate UK to connect across agriculture, enabling knowledge exchange through a Performance Enhancement Platform. FarmPEP connects people, organisations, initiatives and resources with Topics. Each Topic has a page where trusted information is distilled into a Wikipedia-style summary with recommendations for useful content and organisations.
D4AgEcol will show the potentials of digitalisation as enabler for agroecological farming systems in Europe based on available knowledge and actors and stakeholders co-innovation capacity.
Partners from seven countries across a wide spectrum of pedoclimatic zones in Europe will assemble a holistic evaluation of digital tools and technologies. This will be based on indicators for agroecology, economic considerations and investigations about perceived benefits for user and stakeholder. Drivers, barriers and risks of digital technologies for a transformation towards agroecology will be identified. The results of this analysis will feed in national and European roadmaps for agroecology, indicating the need for adjusted policies and a technology research and innovation agenda.
The Horizon Europe project ‘FORTUNA – Future Innovation for Pesticide Use Reduction in Agriculture’ is a three-year initiative that seeks to identify knowledge gaps and challenges in plant protection beyond 2030, highlighting the need for further research. The project will analyse the results of ongoing or completed national and European projects and applied research. The eleven FORTUNA partner organisations, together with stakeholders from the farming community and the value chain, will collect successful methods and strategies that have already been proven to reduce pesticide use and risks.
GOOD co-creates innovative, systemic and sustainable agroecological weed management solutions through the deployment of Living Labs and encourages a long-term and large-scale transition to sustainable biodiversity- based agri-food systems through the development of the first Agroecological Weed Management Network.
Icaerus is dedicated to exploring the multipurpose applications of drones in agriculture, forestry, and rural communities.
The ICAERUS project focuses on five specific drone applications, each addressing crucial sectoral and societal needs across Europe’s diverse rural landscape. Our aim is to identify associated risks and added values, providing a comprehensive understanding of drones’ potential impact and benefits as multi-purpose vehicles.