The ninth meeting of the European Rural Networks’ Steering Group (SG) will discuss the outcomes from the 11th OECD conference on ‘Enhancing Rural Innovation’, exchange on recent and upcoming network activities and on ideas for future work.
Upcoming events
May 2018
This year’s edition of the event will explore ways in which the EU is helping cities to become better places to live and work. It will showcase policy developments related to air quality, noise, nature and biodiversity, waste and water management.
This international exhibition for agriculture and the food industry is intended to promote cooperation among researchers, producers, sales and marketing specialists and increase the competitiveness of Lithuanian products in domestic and foreign markets.
This international conference will discuss efficient management options of soil carbon sequestration, identify research gaps on the topic, and determine the potential of soil carbon sequestration for European agricultural systems.
The 11th NRNs’ meeting – co-organised by the Czech Rural Network Support Unit – will explore what is working well and less well in rural development networking and discuss opportunities to reinforce it both in the current and future programming periods.
This EIP-AGRI workshop will promote cross-border knowledge exchange, networking and cooperation among Operational Groups, research and other types of projects working on water-related innovation in agriculture.
June 2018
This ENRD workshop is intended for Network Support Unit (NSU) representatives dealing with rural development communication tasks and aims to exchange on and improve communication activities at both the national (NRN) and European (ENRD) levels.
This training course will introduce new approaches and tools for designing and managing participation in rural innovation, including setting up and supporting effective partnerships, collaboration and dynamic stakeholder networks to develop new knowledge for better agri-business and higher farmer income. Please note this event requires registration fee.
The event will discuss biodiversity preservation in the context of the current implementation of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the future shift towards a more targeted and results-based policy post 2020.
This annual forum dedicated to ‘development’ will feature a wide range of events, exhibitions and bilateral meetings, including numerous sessions dedicated to rural women.
