The transnational strategy will be supported by 3 local action plans (one per country) to ensure the correct deployment of the strategy in each of the territories, assigning roles and leadership, scheduling and budgeting activities, identifying target groups, etc.
WG 1, linked to specific objective 1, will focus on the development of a common strategy and action plan. These achievements, developed jointly within the framework of the partnership, will achieve the objectives set in the framework of the project. They will also provide a longer-term vision to generate far-reaching changes in the areas covered by the project, but also beyond, thanks to communication initiatives.
Joint formalised strategy (A1.4) to achieve comprehensive, continuous and scalable care in CP, thanks to innovative digital technologies, to improve the quality of care at the home of patients and their well-being. (1 joint strategy adopted by the 9 beneficiaries)
Jointly developed and formalised Action Plan (A2.1) to implement the Strategy to increase the capacity of CP organisations and innovation and care ecosystems. (1 plan developed by the 9 beneficiaries)
Transnational action plan for the detection, real-time monitoring and prevention of PFAS pollution, which will be implemented, for validation, in the scope of the project.
Strategic plans for preventive measures, including manuals on good practices, addressed to public administrations and other target entities (organisations managing natural parks, water management bodies, firefighting bodies, civil protection, etc.).
The strategy aims to agree on the long-term objectives and lines of action shared by the consortium that are integrated to improve the prevention and management of fire risk in the forests of the SUDOE space, consolidating the viability of prevention plans through the valorisation of extracted biomass and helping to develop the resilience of forests without compromising their ecosystem, economic and social services. This strategy will be defined around four axes: 1. Fire prevention planning by integrating the preservation of forest biodiversity 2. Innovation in forest biomass harvesting methods 3. Forest management, logistics centres and biomass consumption at local level. 4. Training of staff and staff of qualified crews in sustainable forest management. The strategy shall include: — Diagnostic progress report (A 1.1) and contextualisation of territorial challenges Agreed objectives to address challenges Priority lines of intervention to achieve the objectives Solutions developed and tested in WG 2 and identified good practices — Territorial action plans for the adoption of the strategy. The strategy is oriented to entities of the consortium and other local actors inside and outside the SUDOE territory to adopt the lines of intervention and solutions developed in BIO4RES with the aim of valorising the forest biomass used by the prevention work for its positive impact on the local environment, generating renewable energy, creating employment in rural environments (A 1.3).
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
Action plan for the implementation of integrated forest solutions in the interior areas of the SUDOE space. Occitania (France) and Castile-La Mancha (Spain)
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
