Meet the 6 inspiring sub-projects that have been selected through the RURBANIVE Open Call! Each of these innovative sub-projects will develop a solution for the rural-urban areas, accelerate the expansion of the RURBANIVE innovation ecosystem, and ensure adequate motivation of the stakeholders from the rural-urban communities. RS4.0 RURBAN SERVICES 4.0
The International Scientific Conference Agrarian Perspectives has a 34-year history of bringing together a wide range of stakeholders, including scientists, scholars, farmers, food producers, and policy-makers. Each edition of the conference is dedicated to a current topic from the field of agriculture or food processing, reflecting both scientific priorities and the
Země živitelka (Earth, the breadwinner) The exhibition and fair “Země živitelka” (“Earth, the breadwinner”) takes place every year in the city of České Budějovice, in the South of Czechia. The fair is aimed at agriculture and food processing, covering areas such as techniques, technologies, economics, policy, and rural development in
Bridging the Gap Between Rural and Urban Communities for a Sustainable Future On November 26, 2024, the RURBANIVE Project EU partners AgriFood Lithuania and alchemia-nova presented groundbreaking insights at the AgriFood Forum 2024 in Vilnius, Lithuania. This premier event highlighted transformative ideas under the theme, “FIELD OF THE FUTURE: Rethinking
On July 31st, alchemia-nova showcased their latest work on the RURBANIVE project to an international audience at UNIDO as part of the 3rd Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE) Green Industry Summer School in Vienna. This event brought together leading experts, companies, and agencies to discuss innovative approaches to
Regional Circular Bioeconomy & Sustainable Resource Management: Highlights from Beyond2Festival 2024 On June 30, 2024, BioBASE and alchemia-nova hosted RURBANIVE workshops on circular bioeconomy and sustainable resource management during the Beyond2Festival in Wolfersdorf, Lower Austria. This green event, attended by 250 participants, emphasized environmental sustainability, local initiatives, arts, and music.
