Digitalisation is transforming agriculture and creating new professional roles, business models and opportunities in rural areas. The challenge is to direct technology towards the real needs of each area.
Nature credits are emerging as an innovative financial mechanism to mobilise private investment for biodiversity restoration. As ecosystem degradation accelerates and public funding falls short, the EU’s Nature Credits Roadmap aims to close the biodiversity financing gap by aligning ecological outcomes with financial incentives and ESG compliance frameworks.
Horizon Europe 2028–2034 (FP10) brings a €175bn draft budget, faster time-to-grant, and lump-sum funding. Learn what changes mean for bioeconomy and agri-food actors.
Brussels/Madrid, 16th October 2025. – On World Food Day, the EU-funded Sustain-a-bite project is launching its first consumer campaign, Behind Every Bite, across Europe
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As the global population is expected to reach 9 to 10 billion by 2050, there is an urgent need for [...]
In the face of climate change, soil degradation, and growing food security concerns, sustainable farming practices have become more [...]
Synthetic fertilisers have enabled to more than double agricultural production over the last century. However, despite their critical importance for [...]
On the 27th of February 2024, the European Parliament narrowly approved the Regulation on Nature Restoration by 329 votes in [...]
2024 has been a breakthrough for innovation and sustainability in the European agri-food sector. From disruptive technologies to initiatives that [...]
