Ja zu Nah: Short food supply chains for community food services

Enhancing farmer engagement through digital advisory tools and FAIR principles in short food supply chains

Detail description

The FAIRshare project (2018–2023), funded with 6.99 million euros and involving 31 partners, promotes the adoption of digital advisory tools and services (DATS) among farmers. It supports the FAIR principles—Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable, Shareable—enhancing digital engagement in agriculture. An update under PA77, 'Ja zu Nah', focuses on short food supply chains linking farmers directly to community food services, improving access to regional produce and supporting sustainable, affordable, healthy meal solutions.

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Contribution detail info

Project: FAIRshare
FAIRshare. Farm Advisory digital Innovation tools Realised and Shared
Location: Austria
Authors: Tom Kelly
Purpose: Communication, Dissemination, Evaluation

File type: document
Created on: Jun 22, 2023
Origin language: English
Official project website: FAIRshare
License: CC BY

Keywords: digital advisory tools
community catering services
regional produce
farmer engagement
FAIR principles
short food supply chains
DATS
supply chain management
MVP
AKIS
Themes: Productivity
Training
Food quality
Digital technology