This ‘European day’ will feature various events from across Europe, showcasing community-led initiatives on sustainability and climate change, as well as their role for achieving climate targets and preserving natural resources and biodiversity.
Upcoming events
September 2017
This international conference will discuss the applicability of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) solutions to challenges faced in agriculture, food and environment.
In the context of the European Commission’s reflection paper on the ‘Future of EU Finances’ and the upcoming proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework, the event will discuss how the EU budget can contribute to shape the future of Europe.
The event will present the results of the survey conducted by CEJA earlier this year, regarding young farmers’ opinions on farm sustainability aiming to create a better future for EU young farmers. The event will gather young farmers and policy-makers to discuss the needs for implementing a more sustainable agricultural sector.
The event will discuss possibilities for linking up Horizon 2020 research projects results with EIP-AGRI Operational Groups’ findings. Specific topics include animal welfare, supply chains, big data, and digitisation.
This bi-annual event, organised by the European Greenways Association, seeks to showcase good practice examples of greenways that enhance both the environment and quality of life in the surrounding areas.
The conference will stimulate an informed and open debate among concerned stakeholders on how the EU can benefit from modern biotechnologies and innovation in the food and agricultural sector while maintaining high safety standards.
This ENRD workshop on Natura 2000 will explore how to make an effective use of support possibilities under Rural Development policy.
October 2017
The workshop aims to showcase the use of the Guidance for Common Agriculture Policy funds published under the Common Framework Biodiversity-proofing of the EU Budget, through concrete examples and illustrations of best practices.
The 10th edition of the conference themed ‘Agriculture for the future’ will bring together industry and academia representatives to learn about and exchange on advanced techniques intended to increase agricultural and horticultural productivity.
