The XVI EAAE Congress aims to foster discussion on multidisciplinarity, stakeholder engagement and novel approaches to agricultural economics.
Evénements à venir
July 2021
H2020 project Liverur organises the event Knowledge Transfer Session to explore the outcomes of several pilot projects and regions on designing innovative business models in rural areas, moving towards a Circular Economy and including all important stakeholders by following the Living Lab approach.
Five European Union funded Horizon 2020 projects - Rubizmo, Ruritage, Ruralization, Liverur and Polirural focusing on Rural Enterprise, Tourism and Heritage Development have come together to offer a free short online Summer School over four mornings on 13 July, 20 July, 27 July, and 3 August.
August 2021
Five EU-funded Horizon 2020 projects - Rubizmo, Ruritage, Ruralization, Liverur and Polirural focusing on Rural Enterprise, Tourism and Heritage Development have come together to offer a free short online Summer School over four mornings on 13 July, 20 July, 27 July, and 3 August.
The 60th Annual ERSA (Regional Science in Europe) Congress will be held under the umbrella topic “Territorial Futures – Visions and Scenarios for a resilient Europe”, it aims at providing a quick and updated overview of the main territorial developments and their current/potential implications on the domains of Regional Science.
The Estonian Rural Network will organise an online thematic workshop on networking and innovation. The main aim of the event is networking and knowledge exchange on projects from different countries and funding sources/measures. The presented cases will be from Finland, Latvia and Estonia. The working language of the workshop is English.
September 2021
The 20th Organic World Congress will offer a global, diverse space that inspires positive change through knowledge exchange, learning, and the formulation of organic, sustainable solutions, for a better tomorrow for all.
EURACTIV organises this Virtual Conference to discuss the joint impact forest restoration and tree-planting can have on climate change mitigation. Can a project like Life Terra, which aims to plant 500 million trees over 5 years, make a material difference? What lessons can be learnt from such projects and how can they be successfully replicated?
The International Centre of Research and Information of the Public, Social and Cooperative Economy (CIRIEC International) and the Social Economy Institute organise the CIRIEC International Conference. The Conference will focus on the strategies of public enterprises and social economy organizations.
ROBUST project will hold its Final Conference online, wrapping up the project’s activities and presenting its key findings, takeaways and outlooks on the future of rural-urban governance. Panel sessions will also focus on the mounting evidence in support of shifting to a well-being economy, and how this shift can strengthen the relationships between rural and urban areas.
