A Dublin conference on the future of farming has heard how the policy work developed through the FLIARA project is already influencing Europe’s rural debate, even though the project ended in December 2025. The discussion, held as Ireland marks its EU Presidency, focused on women in agriculture, generational renewal and food security. Policy focus The […]
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More than 100 policymakers, researchers, and sector leaders have gathered in County Westmeath in Ireland to map out the future of European agriculture, with a sharp focus on how grassroots innovation can revive rural communities under Ireland’s EU Presidency. The high-level event, was organised by Teagasc‘s Anne Kinsella and Barry Caslin, the official Irish representatives
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The complete suite of official deliverables from the FLIARA project is now fully available to the public, marking the culmination of our research into female-led innovation in European farming and rural communities. All project reports, guides, and datasets can be accessed directly on the FLIARA Deliverables Page or browsed within the official FLIARA Zenodo Community.
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On 3 March, the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) hosted a high-level conference in Berlin titled ‘Starke Frauen – Starke Landwirtschaft’ (Strong Women – Strong Agriculture). The event served as the national kick-off for the International Year of Women in Agriculture. Dr Susanne von Münchhausen, from the HNEE team, was there to
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The success of the European rural economy hinges on its ability to harness all available talent. While research has consistently demonstrated the extensive, yet often under-supported, role of women in driving innovative practices across farming and rural enterprises, the persistent challenge lies in ensuring that high-level policy mechanisms genuinely reflect this reality. This is the
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