Partners
Petra Patrimonia Corsia
Bastia, France
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Petra Patrimonia Corsica is a cooperative created in 2013 based in Bastia, Corsica (France) to promote and assist entrepreneurship and to contribute to territorial cohesion. The cooperative is acting as Incubator and Business Supporting Organisation specializing in sustainability and local development (blue economy; green economy, green buildings; etc)
PPT enables project managers to create business scale testing the economic feasibility of their project while learning responsibility for their own activity and to better understanding the functions of the entrepreneurs in real situations. This social and economic innovation ensures reversibility and easy access to business creation.
Biotehniski center Naklo
Naklo, Slovenia
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The Naklo Biotechnical Centre is a public educational institution with a 115-year tradition of working in the fields of agriculture (with emphasis on organic farming), rural development, nature preservation, food processing, horticulture, floriculture, renewable energy, etc. BC Naklo operates on a 4-ha school complex and 23 ha of arable land. Their facilities include workshops for dairy making and food processing, 2 greenhouses, an aquaponic greenhouse, various stables, a pond, laboratories, classrooms and a library.
The Biotechnical Centre Naklo also runs a project office with more than 10 years of experience in managing and coordinating projects under Erasmus+, Interreg, CLLD and others.
Institouto Proothisis Kai Pistopoiisis Proionton Agrodiatrofis
Veroia, Greece
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The Institute for Promotion and Certification of Agri-food Products is a non-governmental organization that aims to be activated within the following priorities:
- Support the Strategic Development of the Primary Sector.
- Promotion of quality products, enhance their brand identity, content quality, and their commercial value in markets in Greece and abroad.
- Support for the networking of producers and businesses in the agri-food sector and many others.
Apart from the privately funded projects that Institute has implemented, has considerable experience in the field of education, as it has designed and run several projects as a coordinator or partner.
European Knowledge Spot
Athens, Greece
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European Knowledge Spot (EKS) is a non-profit organization committed to making information and knowledge accessible to all and creating a positive impact on education, social inclusion and environmental protection to build an era of peace and sustainable development for the young generations.
The organization gives emphasis on both supporting the formal and non-formal education system and contributing to its equal access to all and also to designing and delivering customized lifelong learning, education, and capacity-building opportunities, especially for populations with an underprivileged educational background.
Association of Private Farming of the Czech Republic
Prague, Czech Republic
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The Association of Private Farming of the Czech Republic (APF CR) is a voluntary professional organization of private farmers in the Czech Republic. All its activities are based on respect for old farming traditions and beliefs that family farms are the base of modern European agriculture and rural areas. The main focus of APF CR is the defense of the economic, social and professional interests of private farmers in the Czech Republic and abroad.
The long-term goals of the APF CR focus on the economic independence of rural areas and their development on the basis of multifunctional agriculture. The association supports family farming in the Czech Republic and the production of quality and ecologically friendly products.
Università degli studi di Firenze
Florence, Italy
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The University of Florence (UNIFI) is one of the largest and most productive public research systems in Italy, with 1,800 lecturers and internal research staff, 1,600 technical and administrative staff, over 1,600 research assistants and doctoral students, and 51000 enrolled students. It operates within 21 departments, organized in 5 scientific areas: biomedical, scientific, social sciences, technological, humanities and education. It is an important and influential center of research and higher training in Italy.
The Department of Agriculture, Food, Environment and Forestry (DAGRI) originated in 2019 from the union of two former Departments (GESAAF and DISPAA), bringing together a century-long tradition of Agricultural and Forestry studies at the University of Florence. DAGRI is the second largest Department of the University of Florence and the only one in the Agricultural field, with over 120 academic staff, 60 technicians and administration personnel, 50 PhD students, 60 post doc, and 50 research fellows.