The FARMRes project aims to make farmers aware of mental health problems and guide them in shaping their daily lives, business and personal environment. It is about raising awareness and preventing and detecting this type of problem, working on first aid with farmers, their families and their advisors.
The Arbor Tech project aims to cover the urgent need for green skills in a context where the European Union strives to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050.
The general objective of ECOGARDENS project is to reinforce the active role of community gardens in cities' adaptation strategies to climate change and turn this spaces into informal environmental education centers that actively involve neighborhoods and communities in these strategies.
The Niche Market Farming project aims to provide farmers, students, trainers and stakeholders in the food sector with a user-friendly web-based training platform focused on ancient agricultural varieties and breeds as major biodiversities, geographically indicated quality foods and products, alternatives to raw materials, especially suitable for small-scale agriculture in rural and less favored areas.
The general objective of this project is to provide the needed training to private-owners and their employees so that they can overcome the COVID-19 crisis impacts by developing and professionally managing digital activities related to communication and cultural heritage and foster the development, commercialization and promotion of tourism connected to cultural heritage.
DITMEP aims to improve manufacturing training, in particular Risk prevention courses, generating digital capabilities on the methodology (through e-learning, gamification and augmented reality experiences) for educators and trainees. This will support and help the transformation of manufacturing in this current COVID-19 situation.
EcoHeritage will address in rural communities with the overall objective of contributing to the awareness and consolidation of ecomuseums.
4 ONE ANOTHER seeks to equip UASCs and youth with the necessary tools to achieve a successful life and work towards their integration.
SocialFARMS aims to bridge competences within social agriculture training programs offering opportunities to farmers and interested parties
Implement 4.0 develops training on integrated pesticide management and responsible exposure with machinery that executes necessary treatments
The AtlanticCultureScape project develops marketable experiences based on Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The TROPICSAFE project aims to develop a homogeneous training protocol at European level focused on patient transport professionals with standardized guidelines for an adequate and safe transfer of patients with tropical diseases.
The main objective of the AGFOSY project is to develop a complex but at the same time flexible agroforestry training system, based on the compilation of several case studies and good agroforestry practices from several countries, with a similar agricultural structure, but different agroforestry practices.
SIMULWIND is a European project for the training of wind farm operation and maintenance personnel, which aims to develop a simulator capable of showing the main failures and solutions that can be found in both wind turbines and wind farms. This tool will be open to various professionals in the sector.
Europe is facing a huge humanitarian crisis. Nearly a million migrants and refugees have arrived since 2015 and countries are struggling to find ways to integrate them. One proven method is through community urban gardens. These green spaces allow people from different cultures to get to know each other in a peaceful, safe and active environment. UGAIN will provide NGOs, municipal governments and new (or existing) community gardeners with the necessary training and support, so that local people and immigrants can grow through nature.
Intellectual disability affects about 1% of the European population, most of them (85%) having Mild Intellectual Disability (MID). Individuals with MID are often at a disadvantage, as they typically achieve a low level of formal education, and the deficits can also appear on their adaptation skills, which still has a negative effect on employment opportunities.
The aim of the CARE-T-FARMS project is to create training materials that provide people with the necessary skills to scale up Social Farming experiences across Europe. As a result of the CARE-T-FARMS project, three free and open access online training modules will be developed, each of which will have its own target audience. They will correspond to the different levels of the European Qualifications Framework (EQF-EQF), depending on their learning objectives.
European Agricultural Landscapes (EAAP) have an important cultural value and play a crucial role in biodiversity conservation and production. The FEAL project aims to help farmers conceptualize and implement innovative agricultural techniques, linking the interests of farmers and society at large.
Agriculture and agricultural production are increasingly facing social and environmental challenges. Family farms are a central element of EU agricultural policy and the viability of many family farms is under threat. Cooperative farming is seen as a possible way to overcome some of these constraints to growth.
There is a huge loss of arable land to building, roads and industry. According to the Corine land report, between 2000 and 2006 the reduction of arable land, permanent crops, pastures and small plots has been more than 500,000 ha in Europe. This is leading to the loss of rural living centers because there are no ideas for the use of old agricultural buildings. The potential for reuse of agricultural buildings is very high, but there is a lack of opportunities to get real experiences from one entrepreneur to another.
Family farms represent an important resource across Europe that helps to reduce unemployment rates, meet the demographic challenges of European agriculture and maintain and improve the social, economic and cultural sustainability of rural areas. A key factor in family farming is the succession process, as well as the tools and knowledge that young people need to cope with this. The FARM-SUCCESS project trains farmers for sustainable succession processes, empowers and motivates young farmers to continue their parents' family business.
