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VALues and dependence of society on pollinatORs

Code
VALOR
Programme
HORIZON
Call
Dependence of society and the economy on pollinators HORIZON-CL6-2024-BIODIV-01-3
Status
SIGNED
Period
2025-01-01 – 2028-12-31
Total cost (whole consortium)6 498 317 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)6 498 317 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants400 000 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
THE UNIVERSITY OF READINGcoordinatorUK903 130 €
WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITYparticipantNL936 912 €
LUNDS UNIVERSITETparticipantSE762 192 €
SVERIGES LANTBRUKSUNIVERSITETparticipantSE743 658 €
UNIVERSITAET FUER BODENKULTUR WIENparticipantAT548 500 €
PENSOFT PUBLISHERSparticipantBG400 000 €
ALBERT-LUDWIGS-UNIVERSITAET FREIBURGparticipantDE375 750 €
UNIWERSYTET JAGIELLONSKIparticipantPL349 768 €
HELSINGIN YLIOPISTOparticipantFI349 740 €
UNIVERSIDAD DE LA LAGUNAparticipantES348 705 €
AGENCIA ESTATAL CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICASparticipantES332 599 €
WCMC LBGparticipantUK321 300 €
EUROPEAN LANDOWNERS ORGANIZATIONparticipantBE126 062 €
CHINA WEST NORMAL UNIVERSITYassociated partnerCN
BEIJING FORESTRY UNIVERSITYassociated partnerCN
University of New Englandassociated partnerAU

Description

VALOR is a multi-actor project that will develop a comprehensive systems based approach to develop a deeper understanding of the cascading impacts of pollinator shifts from flower to fork (and beyond). Our work spans seven localised “focal regions” across Europe, where we will explore the impacts of pollinator shifts on ecosystems, farm businesses and local communities through primary research and modelling. These will be supported by broader synthesis and modelling tasks to determine the impacts of pollinators on value chains, international trade and nutrition and highlight the risks to ecosystems and natural capital across Europe, under different co-developed future scenarios. VALOR aims to empower actors to better understand their relationship with pollinators and will produce a number of co-developed tools for landowners businesses and policymakers to better understand these risks and easily undertake their own studies by replicating our methods and employing our models. Throughout the project, VALOR will work through our existing networks of policy and business collaborators to maximise the engagement with our outcomes, datasets and tools, build synergies with the wider pollinator research community and effectively mainstream pollinators into decision-making at all levels throughout Europe.

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