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High Nature Value Farming: Learning, Innovation and Knowledge.

Code
HNV-Link
Programme
H2020
Call
ISIB-02-2015
Status
CLOSED
Period
2016-04-01 – 2019-03-31
Total cost (whole consortium)2 230 218 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)2 230 218 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants150 862 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE HAUTES ETUDES AGRONOMIQUES MEDITERRANEENNEScoordinatorFR356 875 €
THE EUROPEAN FORUM ON NATURE CONSERVATION AND PASTORALISMparticipantUK376 162 €
HELSINGIN YLIOPISTOparticipantFI219 506 €
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SLIGO - ITSparticipantIE158 422 €
LANSSTYRELSEN I VASTRA GOTALANDS LANparticipantSE152 870 €
SOCIETY FOR TERRITORIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROSPERITYparticipantBG150 862 €
UNIVERSIDADE DE EVORAparticipantPT148 250 €
CONSERVATOIRE DES ESPACES NATURELSDU LANGUEDOC ROUSSILLON ASSOCIATIONparticipantFR124 538 €
UNIVERSITATEA DE STIINTE AGRICOLE SI MEDICINA VETERINARA CLUJ NAPOCAparticipantRO121 812 €
LOKALNA AKCIJSKA GRUPA LAG 5participantHR121 670 €
PANEPISTIMIO THESSALIASparticipantEL118 000 €
FUNDACION ENTRE TANTOSparticipantES95 844 €
APPLICATIONS DES SCIENCES DE L'ACTIONparticipantFR85 406 €
BURRENBEO TRUST LIMITEDthird partyIE0 €
SVEUCILISTE U SPLITU EKONOMSKI FAKULTETthird partyHR0 €
ANAPTYXIAKI KARDITSAS ANAPTYXIAKI ANONIMI ETAIRIA O.T.A.third partyEL0 €

Description

High nature value (HNV) farmland designates “those areas in Europe where agriculture is a major land use and where that agriculture supports, or is associated with, either a high species and habitat diversity or the presence of species of European conservation concern, or both”. They are an important component of European agriculture, notably in terms of biodiversity, cultural landscape, territorial cohesion, quality products and employment. However, abandonment, degradation, economic and social marginalisation are long-standing challenges for the associated farming systems which are still under considerable pressure. For national and local authorities, the European Union and the Common Agricultural Policy, and for stakeholders, the challenge is twofold: • to avoid further degradation and disappearance of HNV farming and increase their socio-economic viability: this could be done by collating, evaluating and disseminating innovations as tools for their development

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