MOVING Project - Farming and Forestry Systems in Mountain Areas
MOVING was an EU Horizon 2020 project that aimed to build capacities and co-develop relevant policy frameworks across Europe to support the establishment of new or upgraded/upscaled value chains that contribute to the resilience and sustainability of mountain areas. The project engaged value chain actors, stakeholders, and policymakers in a total of 23 European mountain regions in 15 countries. This Practice Abstract gives a short overview of the farming and forestry systems in the 23 Reference Mountain Regions studied within the project.
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Pojedinosti o doprinosu
- Mjesto
- Europe
- Autori
- Catarina Esgalhado
- Svrha
- Dissemination
- Communication
- Vrsta datoteke
- Document
- Veličina datoteke
- 360 kB
- Stvoreno dana
- 31-08-2024
- Izvorni jezik
- English
- Službena stranica projekta
- MOVING
- Licenca
- CC BY
- Ključne riječi
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