Finnish experts from the ProAgria Oulu region advisory service visited the ENRD Contact Point and the Walloon Rural Network in May 2019, within the context of the 3rd meeting of the ENRD Thematic Group on Bioeconomy.
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In the 2014–2020 programming period, 37 Local Action Groups (LAGs) were formed in Slovenia, covering areas with common local needs and challenges in order to attain the objectives of local development strategies.
The latest meeting of the dedicated ENRD Thematic Group (TG) – 6 June 2019 in Lormes, France – offered the opportunity to explore how this specific village in the region of Burgundy used a participative process to co-design a ‘village of the future’.
The final conference of the Interreg Europe project, ERUDITE – 4-5 June 2019 in Dijon, France – discussed and presented solutions and strategies developed, examining the potential of digital transformation across rural Europe.
This second Agri Innovation Summit 2019 will gather more than 300 participants looking to discuss the future of the innovation policy in agriculture and forestry.
The event will provide the opportunity to discuss with leading European and national politicians, officials and scientific advisors on how society can apply circular bioeconomy. It will include visits research facilities, companies and municipalities in Central Denmark Region who are actively engaged in bioeconomy solutions.
The event will focus on the interlinkages between small farm development, agricultural and public policies. The drivers and consequences will be debated from a social sciences perspective.
The event will build on the work carried out by the ENRD Thematic Group on ‘Mainstreaming the Bioeconomy’ and will combine practical examples, presentations, discussions and working groups to:
This free information day is an opportunity for attendees to get some insight into the Societal Challenge 2 calls for proposals of Horizon 2020, for the Work Programme of 2020, covering food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine and maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy. Registrations close on 28 June.
