¿qué son los espacios test agrarios?
Un espacio test agrario se define de forma general como un programa de facilitación de los procesos progresivos de instalación de nuevos agentes al sector agrario, coordinado mediante una gobernanza estructurada y consensuada con todos los agentes implicados. El espacio test agrario se estructura con un soporte legal, un soporte físico y un soporte integral, que aseguran la realización del test de actividad por parte de la persona téster. Por lo que refiere al soporte físico el espacio test agrario ofrece una finca agrícola, ganadera o forestal, en la que se incluyen la tierra, las instalaciones, los equipamientos, la maquinaria y todo lo necesario para realizar el test de actividad. Cada finca tiene una finalidad productiva determinada a la cuál se le realiza un diagnóstico para asegurar los requerimientos mínimos agronómicos. El soporte legal se refiere a que el téster, o emprendedor, tiene cubiertas sus responsabilidades laborales y fiscales, pudiendo en algunos casos, el espacio test agrario asegurar la titularidad de la finca agraria. También se regula la relación entre el espacio test agrario y el emprendedor pudiéndose establecer por diversas vías según el espacio test agrario. El soporte integral incluye el proceso de acompañamiento a la persona emprendedora desde el punto de vista técnico, empresarial y personal, así como la formación especializada y el asesoramiento agronómico. En los espacios test agrarios suelen haber las figuras del tutor, mentor, y asesores especializados.
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Operational Group RETA: Network of Farm Incubators
Operational Group RETA: Network of Farm Incubators
- Location
- Spain
- Authors
- RETA
- Purpose
- Communication
- Dissemination
- Education/Training
- Decision-making support
- File type
- Slideshow / Presentation
- File size
- 3.78 MB
- Created on
- 07-07-2020
- Origin language
- Spanish
- Official project website
- Operational Group RETA: Network of Farm Incubators
- License
- CC BY
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