Please note parking restrictions are in place on campus Monday to Friday 09.00 to 17.30. The following are the parking options:   Free Parking  Between the hours of 09:00am – 17:30pm Monday to Friday, parking in white lined spaces in the car parks on campus is allowed once registered for a permit only. Permits […]
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The future of rural sustainability hinges on innovative approaches and the active involvement of all stakeholders, particularly women. The FLIARA consortium has embarked on an extensive foresight research mission to uncover new roles for women in addressing rural sustainability problems. Through a comprehensive process involving stakeholders across nine rural regions in nine countries, FLIARA aims
Women-led innovation in farming and rural areas is key for sustainable development and social equity. Recognising this, the FLIARA project is committed to fostering policies that support and enhance the role of women innovators in these sectors. Through comprehensive research and analysis, FLIARA aims to create more effective policies that bolster women-led innovation, ensuring a
The Mary Robinson Climate Conference 2024, held from June 5-7 in Ballina, Co. Mayo, Ireland, marked a significant convergence of experts, policymakers, activists, communities, and innovators. The conference was delivered in partnership with the University of Galway and received support from SSE Renewables, IPB Insurance, EPA, Fáilte Ireland, Astraea, and Mayo County Council. This unique
Thursday 30th May 2024 marked the launch of the FLIARA Community of Practice (CoP), an initiative designed to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in agriculture and rural areas across Europe. Representatives from the project’s partners spanning ten EU countries, along with successful innovators and ambassadors, convened online for an engaging and collaborative introduction. The FLIARA CoP
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Silvia Sivini and Irene Leonardelli, colleagues and partners in the FLIARA Project, presented the FLIARA objectives and early results from an Italian farming case study at the VII AGROMIG International Seminar “Migrations, Agrifood, and Rural Change,” held at the University of Calabria on May 23–24, 2024. The seminar aimed to delve into the intricate relationship
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Jönköping University, a young and dynamic university in Sweden, fosters a unique environment that blends internationalisation, entrepreneurial spirit, and close collaboration with the community. As one of Sweden’s leading destinations for international students, Jönköping University boasts a truly global campus. School of Education and Communication: Advancing Sustainability in FLIARA Within the FLIARA Project, the School
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Mendel University in Brno (MENDELU) brings a rich heritage of excellence in teaching and research to the FLIARA Project. Founded in 1919 and named after Gregor Mendel, the father of genetics, MENDELU has a long history of pioneering new ways of thinking. This public university boasts over 100 graduate programmes in Czech and English across
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Founded in 1958, the University of Oulu is a leading Finnish research university dedicated to advancing knowledge, well-being, and innovation. This multidisciplinary university, with over 14,200 students and 3,800 staff across eight faculties, plays a key role in the FLIARA Project. Expertise in Geography and Anthropology The University of Oulu contributes its strengths in geography
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