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New knowledge and innovations for climate-smart farming

New knowledge and innovations for climate-smart farming

Up to 12.000.000€

Agriculture
A.I and Machine Learning
IoT
EU
Grant
Consortium

Description

This grant aims to support farmers, agricultural researchers, and local authorities in the European Union by promoting climate-smart agriculture. This initiative focuses on generating new knowledge, developing innovative practices, and accelerating the adoption of climate-smart farming techniques to mitigate and adapt to climate change, aligning with the EU's climate objectives.

Type of Project to Develop

  • Projects that develop and test innovative climate-smart farming practices for both plant and animal production.
  • Projects that create and disseminate toolkits for assessing greenhouse gas balances at the farm level and provide decision-support tools for farmers.
  • Projects that foster collaboration between research stations, farmers, and advisors to validate and implement new climate-smart agricultural solutions.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Farmers, agricultural researchers, educational institutions, and local authorities within the EU.
  • Proposals that include a multi-actor approach, involving relevant stakeholders in the development and implementation of climate-smart practices.
  • Projects that incorporate social sciences and humanities expertise to address socio-economic and cultural factors.

Eligible Expenses

  • Costs for research and development of new climate-smart farming practices.
  • Costs related to the testing, validation, and demonstration of innovative solutions on farms.
  • Costs for the development and dissemination of educational materials, toolkits, and decision-support tools.

Examples of Eligible Projects

  • A project that develops and tests new methods for reducing methane emissions from livestock, involving collaboration between researchers and farmers.
  • An initiative that creates digital tools to help farmers monitor and manage greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing their ability to implement climate-smart practices.
  • A collaborative effort that brings together research stations, advisors, and farmers to demonstrate and validate innovative practices for carbon sequestration in soils.

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Timeline

May 8, 2024

Opening of applications

Sept. 24, 2024

Closing of applications