We will develop and define a Transnational Strategy that compiles potential solutions for the digital and sustainable transformation of production models within the dairy sector.
We will develop a detailed Transnational Action Plan to serve as a supportive guide for implementing sustainable and/or digital solutions in the primary and secondary
ASCA: Transnational Strategy for Agro-industrial Capacity Building in SUDOE A Transnational Strategy for strengthening the capacities of the agro-industrial sector in SUDOE will be developed.
For the Action Plan, ASCA has designed a joint work framework, which includes: actions, timeline, division of responsibilities, and resources. This translates into the ASCA
The Mentoring Programme, promoted by Coleo, Modacc, Recyclocc and CITEVE, aims to support companies and other stakeholders across the textile value chain in their transition
Digitalizing water management in irrigation is no longer a future option, but a necessity for managing a resource that is increasingly scarce. This Smart Green Water project report stresses that technology is only useful if it adapts to the reality of those working in the field and within irrigation communities. In this sense, the key is not to collect more data, but to turn it into practical and understandable decisions.
The “Training Platform on Textile Circularity” aims to reduce the knowledge gaps that limit the circular transformation of the sector. The platform’s courses cover topics of great relevance in the current context, such as ecological transition, innovation, circular economy, and social responsibility, among others.
The Adour basin is located in south‑western France, within the Aquitaine Basin, and is classified as a Water Allocation Zone (ZRE), meaning that available water resources are structurally insufficient compared to demand. The territory covers approximately 17,000 km², with around 1.08 million inhabitants and a strong presence of agricultural land, especially maize, soybean and other irrigated crops.
Andalusia faces increasingly frequent and prolonged droughts, which requires rethinking irrigation water management under criteria of efficiency, planning, and digitalization—especially in the Guadalquivir basin, where most Andalusian irrigation is concentrated. The document analyzes the institutional and legal framework, special drought plans, and a broad range of technical and digital solutions to help irrigation communities and farms reduce water use without losing economic viability.
The document shows how Alentejo is strengthening drought management by combining hydrological planning, irrigation modernization, and a strong commitment to digital tools to monitor, plan, and optimize irrigation management. It is particularly addressed to hydro-agricultural schemes and farms that need to adapt to a climate change context with less rainfall, higher temperatures, and increasingly frequent and intense droughts.
