Recodo is a European platform that hosts the FRAMEwork Advanced Farmer Cluster Network online and provides tools to promote the creation and maintenance of new Cluster Networks.
The platform also provides useful resources for people managing farmland biodiversity in their landscapes to achieve conservation and sustainability goals: from individual Farm Businesses, to Community Groups, NGOs, Research Projects and Policymakers.
Healthy soils are essential for life on Earth as they are the foundation of our food systems. They provide clean water and habitats for biodiversity while contributing to climate resilience and support our cultural heritage and landscapes and is the basis of our economy and prosperity.
Soils are under multiple pressures, including climate change, urbanization, pollution, overexploitation, nutrient mining and biodiversity loss with the European Commission estimating that under current management practices, 60-70% of our soils are unhealthy.
Safeguard Knowledge Exchange Hub (Safe-Hub) is an integrative platform that facilitates access to currently fragmented knowledge on pollinators at national and European levels. It is the single nexus point for data, information and toolkits on pollinator conservation from the Horizon 2020 project, Safeguard, and other relevant pollinator projects, networks and initiatives.
The platform consolidates and centralises many existing resources from previous projects and initiatives in a well-organised and user-friendly web format. Here, you can find useful information on pollinator health, monitoring, distribution, and conservation, along with newly developed and existing data and tools.
BioAgora is a European collaborative project funded by the Horizon Europe programme. It aims to connect research results on biodiversity to the needs of decision-making in a targeted dialogue between scientists, other knowledge holders and policy actors.
Its main outcome will be the development of a fair and functional Science Service for Biodiversity that will orchestrate processes and initiatives at the Science-Policy Interface at the European level.
BioAgora will go beyond the state of the art by co-creating new ways of bridging the gap between science, practice, and policy, which will be used as a basis for the development of the Science Service for Biodiversity.