Conduct technical dissemination workshops in various territories to strengthen cooperation among local communities, public authorities, and the industrial sector. These workshops will aim to produce joint lines of action that translate an integrated transnational vision of broadleaf forests, essential for defining future sustainable management strategies in the SUDOE territory. One of these workshops will specifically focus on presenting reference projects involving noble wood species in the SUDOE area, developed by architects, facilitating the exchange of experiences and the evolution of creative solutions.
Carry out training activities for technicians from project beneficiaries, as well as associated partners and other interested organizations, to consolidate best practices.
Organize an Architecture Design Competition featuring noble wood within the SUDOE area, fostering innovative solutions while promoting the sustainable use of noble wood.
Scientific dissemination of research results through participation in technical-scientific events, writing articles for publication in specialized journals, and presenting papers at national and international conferences in the knowledge areas considered in the project (forestry, construction, wood products).
Publication/presentation of results at national/international congresses and fairs both within and outside the SUDOE territory to ensure greater visibility and externalization of the results. A summary report will be prepared during each event, including information on: main activities, participants, results, and guidelines for defining future work and public policies to be adopted in the territories, contributing to a fairer and more cohesive Europe in rural areas.
