Meeting point for the city tour on the day 0 (September 24th): Ljubljana Tourist Information Centre Main venue on the first day (September 25th): Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana Location of the dinner on the first day (September 25th): Edvard Meeting point on the second day (September 26th): Bus Stop Mirje Go back
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Access to the venues Please note there is no car parking options available at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. We strongly encourage our participants to use public transportation. All FLIARA meeting points and venues are conveniently located within walking distance in the city centre, making them easily accessible on foot. Ljubljana also offers
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At the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, Wi-Fi is provided through two networks:Â Â Wi-Fi name: konferenceFF, password: Tz_HS_FF24;Â Â Wi-Fi name: Eduroam (to use Eduroam, you need to log in with your university or research institution provided credentials). Go back
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Today, the FLIARA Project reached an important milestone by successfully completing its first periodic report (RP1 report) with the Research Executive Agency. These reports are crucial for verifying the project’s progress and assessing the eligibility of costs claimed by project partners. As a legally required step, this review serves as a vital checkpoint for ensuring
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From September 2 to September 6, 2024, the 8th Moravian Conference on Rural Research—EURRURAL ’24 took place in Brno, Czech Republic, bringing together experts from across Europe to discuss the evolving challenges of rural development in a time of de-globalisation. Hosted by Mendel University in Brno (MENDELU), a key partner in the FLIARA Project, the
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On August 29th, 2024, the FLIARA (Female-Led Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas) project took centre stage at the 35th International Geographical Congress (IGC) in Dublin, marking a significant moment for the discourse on sustainable futures in rural spaces. The presentation, led by Maura B. Farrell, Louise Weir, and Aisling Murtagh from the University of
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In the serene, green landscape of the Netherlands, Mieke Elzenga is quietly revolutionising the way communities interact with land and sustainability. As the founder of LiberTerra, a unique nature reserve and sustainable community, Mieke has become a beacon of innovation in rural development, showcasing how abandoned agricultural spaces can be transformed into thriving centres of
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Alexandra Larsson is redefining an industry and empowering her community from a small town in central Sweden. Though she once dreamt of a globetrotting life, her calling emerged in the country’s tranquil rural expanse, where she embarked on a venture that would transform her initial ambitions into a new kind of success. “My name is
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In the heart of East Galway in Ireland, near the historic village of Aughrim, Blátnaid Gallagher is not just promoting local wool but also reviving a tradition that intertwines sustainability and heritage. Blátnaid, along with her husband Niall, has dedicated herself to the wool industry, transforming her ancestral farm into a hub of innovation and
In the rolling hills of Tumen, County Galway, one woman is revolutionising the landscape of Irish agriculture. Ursula Kelly, the dynamic Managing Director of Cormac Tagging, has taken her family’s agribusiness to new heights, blending tradition with innovation. As one of the FLIARA 20 ambassadors, Ursula is not only a leader in her field but
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