The know-how developed by the New Agriculture New Generation organization has made it a reliable partner in the implementation of demanding European and international collaborations. Outgoingness is a key priority of our organization as it allows us to share knowledge and skills and create solid international networks of cooperation that are beneficial to the agri-food industry as a whole.
Erasmus+ Project
The Carbon Farming Awareness Hub (CarboFarmHub) project is an Erasmus+ initiative, co-funded by the European Commission.
The project aims to establish a network of awareness hubs across four partner countries: Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain.
Erasmus+ Project
Soil Mission project funded by the EU
GOV4ALL is a Soil Mission project funded by the EU. The project will deploy a bottom-up participatory approach that will lead to the creation of five agro-innovation hubs spread across France, Greece and Spain. The project will connect farmers, scientists, NGOs, policymakers and the public towards a vision of an agricultural system that can generate income for rural communities while protecting natural resources, with a focus on regenerating the soil.
Soil Mission project funded by the EU
iCOSHELLs is a Soil Mission project funded by the EU. The project aims to establish 6 Soil Health Living Labs (SHELLs) spanning various climatic zones – namely Sweden, Spain, Spain-France, Italy, Greece, and Bulgaria. The project initiative,aligning with various EU policies, emphasizes the importance of comprehensive soil restoration efforts.
EU-funded research project
LandShift is an EU-funded research project dedicated to transforming land-use planning and management for a climate-resilient future. By blending cutting-edge innovation, local voices and Nature-Based Solutions, LandShift delivers balanced land use and thriving communities.
