The 14th International Conference of European Society for Ecological Economics (ESEE) took place in Pisa from June 14 to 17. During the event, a special session focused on the science-policy-society interface for resilient and sustainable rural development was celebrated to present the participatory approaches in three different Horizon 2020 projects: MOVING, SHERPA and DESIRA.
The H2020 project PoliRural has developed the deliverable D1.10. Regional Recommendations, that sets out to help regional teams align their action plans with high-level missions pursued by the European Union (EU).
On 31 January and 1 February 2022, SHERPA Horizon 2020 project had its annual conference. In the group discussion on ‘Farm diversification and food chains’, Sherman Farhad presented how the MOVING project contributes to the establishment of upscaled Value Chains and to the long-term vision for rural areas (LTVRA).