1st Issue Of Newsletter Is Out
Dear Reader, We are very pleased to inform you that we have just released the 1st issue of the ACT4CAP27 Project Newsletter. We would very
Dear Reader, We are very pleased to inform you that we have just released the 1st issue of the ACT4CAP27 Project Newsletter. We would very
ACT4CAP27 has released its first Policy Brief, Advancing Capacity & Analytical Tools for Supporting Common Agricultural Policies Post-2027, addressing the urgent need for advanced tools
The first issue of our 6 monthly newsletters will be out very soon. In this issue you will find information on what ACT4CAP27 is all
The Ukrainian Team of ACT4CAP27 (Olga Nykolyuk, Petro Pyvovar, Pavlo Topolnytskyi, Oleksandr Rozhkov, Roksolana Nazarkina) had a presentation about ACT4CAP27, AGMEMOD and their work at
Possessio was representing the ACT4CAP27 consortium at the Conference on Sustainable Agricultural Productivity to Address Food Systems Challenges: Measurement, Data, Drivers and Policies organised on
The UniRoma3 team showcased research from the ACT4CAP27 project at the 65th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Italian Society of Economics (SIE), held at the
The first stakeholder meeting of the ACT4CAP27 project took place on Wednesday, October 23, at the Thon Hotel EU in Brussels, Belgium organized by Ecorys.
The Research & innovation unit of DG AGRI organised a Clustering workshop of Horizon funded EU projects in the topic of “Models and tools supporting
The ACT4CAP27 project hosted a hybrid workshop on modelling the future of EU-Ukraine relations on 18 September 2024 at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences
Under the motto ‘Reorienting agri-food chains to hinder climate change and food security threats’, the 188th seminar of the European Association of Agricultural Economists (EAAE)
At the 188th EAAE Seminar titled “Reorienting agri-food chains to hinder climate change and food security threats”, held on 12–13 September 2024 in Chania, Crete,
Presentation of “Come together! Cooperation as a sustainable economic driver in Italian wine industry”, Luca Salvatici (Department of Economics, Rossi-Doria Centre, Roma Tre University, Rome,