BIO4RES will result in a joint strategy for the economic valorisation of forest biomass, which will improve the viability of fire risk prevention plans and enhance forest resilience.
Se desarrollará una estrategia conjunta para la estructuración y desarrollo de los Laboratorios de Transición Rural, basada en una visión compartida del futuro de los territorios rurales de Sudoe. Integrará la dimensión participativa de los Laboratorios de Transición Rural y la atención prestada a los recursos endógenos y los enfoques basados en los ecosistemas. Para su implementación, cada territorio piloto co-construirá un plan de acción que describa las etapas, prioridades y alcance del Laboratorio.
Strategy to adapt and mitigate forest masses to the scarcity of water resources, biodiversity loss, pests and fires while helping to curb the abandonment of rural areas in the SUDOE territory
Mayor capacidad de las organizaciones asociadas, en particular de las autoridades públicas locales, para llevar a cabo cambios sistémicos.
Action plan for the implementation of integrated forest solutions in the interior areas of the SUDOE space. Occitania (France) and Castile-La Mancha (Spain)
Plan de acción transnacional para la detección, monitorización en tiempo real y prevención de la contaminación por PFAS, que será implementado, para validación, en el ámbito del proyecto.
Design and adoption at the level of local, regional and national authorities of an innovative strategy for the prevention of forest fires in the Sudoe territory, including a report on the development and implementation of the previous pilot actions (comparison of results, sustainability plan and assessment of the transferability potential to the rest of the Sudoe territory) – beneficiaries of the academic field; and the design of the strategy itself – public administrations
In the last decade (2012-2022), Sudoe countries have suffered a high number of fires, with an annual average of 222 in Spain, 213 in Portugal
Facing the increasing environmental and socioeconomic challenges that threaten the forests of southwestern Europe, the SocialForest project stands out as an avant-garde and collaborative initiative.
Forest areas, which are extensive in the SUDOE area and in the regions participating in the project, are fundamental for biodiversity and suffer intensely from the effects of climate change (increase in temperature, reduction in average rainfall and its inter-annual variability).
