Research Seminar Highlights: Projects, Expectations, and Topics
Explore the insights from the 3rd CO research seminar in Stockholm, focusing on projects, expectations, and key topics such as cropping systems, monogastric production, and food quality. Engage with project leaders, stakeholders, and envision the future of CO initiatives.
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Introduction to the 3rd CO research seminar Stockholm 1st of October 2014 NH/SB
Projects: presentation and discussion Inputs/ insights : external and specific 1stCO research seminar, Paris, 29 /11/ 11 2ndCO research seminar, Amsterdam, 15/5/13 Linking call topics with national priorities Improving dissemination activities in CO
Expectations & approach for this seminar Brief outlook of results, supported with leaflets Participatory work in (inter)active moving groups Connections with other initiatives, mix perspectives Lessons and issues for the future of CO+ Memory (including videos) and imagination Focus on projects results, outcomes, achievements Interact with/among project leaders & stakeholders Value projects: in our country, in EU and wider Identify innovation potential, with EIP and TP Anticipate the future of CO
Topics / 1st call COII (1) CROPPING: DESIGNING ROBUST AND PRODUCTIVE CROPPING SYSTEMS AT FIELD, FARM AND LANDSCAPE LEVEL (2) MONOGASTRIC: ROBUST AND COMPETITIVE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS FOR PIGS, POULTRY AND FISH (3) QUALITY: ENSURING QUALITY AND SAFETY OF ORGANIC FOOD ALONG THE WHOLE CHAIN
