On 30 September, Nuria Freire from the Fundación Juana de Vega presented the Strategy for the implementation of Green Infrastructure (GI) in wine-producing landscapes of high ecological value in the SUDOE space, at the webinar “Vineyard Biodiversity Management” organized by the Plataforma Tecnológica del Vino.
Nuria Freire outlined the foundations of this strategy: how it is designed, which territories it covers, and what its roadmap looks like to consolidate the SUDOE space as a benchmark for sustainable, environmentally responsible viticulture.
The strategy is structured around 4 objectives, developed through 12 strategic lines and 28 concrete actions, applicable by different stakeholder profiles and at different scales of intervention — from the individual plot to the wine-producing territory.
With this roadmap, and building on participatory governance models with the active commitment of growers, wineries, public administrations and citizens, the SUDOE space aims to establish itself as a European reference for ecological transition, where the vineyard functions as a resilient and multifunctional landscape that harmonizes production, nature, culture and sustainable development.
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