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    Presentación sobre FAIRshare, proyectos horizonte y ejemplos de DATS

    Small introduction to Horizon programs. Description of the Horizon 2020 FAIRshare project. Definition of DATS. And some DATS examples included in the DATS inventory of FAIRshare.

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    FAIRshare

    FAIRshare. Farm Advisory digital Innovation tools Realised and Shared

    Lokalizacja
    • Spain
    Autorzy
    • Raúl Carbonell Zarco
    Cel
    • Education/Training
    • Dissemination
    Typ pliku
    Slideshow / Presentation
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    5.20 MB
    Utworzono dnia
    29-06-2023
    Język oryginału
    Spanish
    Oficjalna strona projektu
    FAIRshare
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    CC BY
    Słowa kluczowe
    • Digital tools
    • Horizon projects
    • Advisors
    • Digitalisation
    • DATS
    • AKIS
    • FAIRshare DATS inventory

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