EU-Farmbook

Explorers Guide to Thematic Networks

This guide is written as part of the EURAKNOS project ‘Connecting Thematic Networks as Knowledge Reservoirs towards a European Agricultural Knowledge Innovation Open Source System’, with funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement 817863. The recommendations in this guide were co-created with members from the EURAKNOS project’s Knowledge Innovation Panel (KIP). The KIP represents the agricultural society in Europe, including researchers, farmers, foresters, advisors, policy makers, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and facilitators. We greatly appreciate their attendance at workshop meetings both online and in person to help develop these guidelines.

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EURAKNOS

Connecting Thematic Networks as Knowledge Reservoirs: towards a European Agricultural Knowledge Innovation Open Source System

Locatie
  • Europe
Auteurs
  • Pieter spanoghe
Doel
  • Communication
  • Education/Training
  • Dissemination
  • Decision-making support
Soort bestand
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Bestandsgrootte
3.40 MB
Gepubliceerd op
23-10-2020
Taal van herkomst
French
Officiële project website
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Licensie
CC BY
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