Pilot project comprising two actions: 1. Provision to livestock farmers of an innovative tool for calculating prices and margins for extensive livestock products. 2. Implementation
WP2, within the framework of Activity A.2.2 led by BP1, includes the implementation of an experimental and demonstrative pilot for phosphorus (P) salt recovery from
A pilot scheme involving three marketing initiatives, one in each country, involving at least 30 restaurants where GE products can be discovered and sampled on
Pilot project to apply the methodology for measuring the impact of extensive livestock farming on the conservation of protected natural areas. It will be applied
The experimental areas are located in central France, north-western Spain and southern Portugal and belong to very different soil and climate zones, with diverse socio-economic characteristics. However, they face common challenges such as loss of soil organic matter and increased water stress due to climate change. All of this leads to a loss of microbial life and, consequently, soil fertility. Other soil problems in these areas include the impact of pesticides and synthetic fertilisers.
A pilot project aimed at developing a certification standard to facilitate the incorporation of GE into existing certification schemes SOLUTION 2. Transnational GE certification standard
“TupART” tackles the challenge of boosting the cultural and economic revitalization of rural areas within the SUDOE space through the conservation and management of their Palaeolithic Rock Art (RA), humanity’s earliest art.
FRUCTHOR-IA (code S2/1.1/E0170) is an initiative co-financed through the Interreg SUDOE Programme, with the main objective of optimizing the competitiveness of the fruit and vegetable sector in the SUDOE area through the development of autonomous robotics solutions.
Going beyond the digital transition, it focuses on analyzing the sector’s automation needs and developing 2 types of solutions: a) robotics for crop monitoring; b) robotics for human-robot collaborative work.
The project has a duration of 36 months and boasts a diversified partnership of 10 beneficiaries from Spain, France, and Portugal.
