Translating Research into Practice for Rural Innovation
The FLIARA project is committed to enhancing the innovative capacity of the European agricultural and rural sectors by ensuring that women’s expertise and entrepreneurial efforts are fully integrated into the innovation ecosystem. A crucial component of this mission is the effective dissemination of its research. This is the explicit function of the 2nd Batch of
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FLIARA Connects with Agrifood Trailblazers in Warsaw
On December 4, 2024, the FLIARA Project participated at the “Accelerating Innovation Through Women Leadership” event, a key satellite of the EIT Food Next Bite series. Representing Consulta Europa, team members Víctor Martínez and Silvia Pérez joined a powerful gathering of entrepreneurs, investors, and policymakers to advocate for the role of women in shaping the
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The FLIARA Guide to Female-Led Innovation
The key role of women in driving innovation within European agriculture and rural areas has historically been under-recognised, a deficit which limits the overall dynamism and sustainability of the sector. It is this systemic oversight that the FLIARA project was established to address. A central output of this significant research endeavour is the forthcoming Gender
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Swedish Symposium Highlights Systemic Barriers for Rural Women Innovators
A key symposium at Linnaeus University (LNU) in Växjö, Sweden, on 26 November 2025, brought together Swedish academics to scrutinise the vital yet often unacknowledged contributions of women to agriculture and rural development, alongside the persistent systemic challenges they encounter. The event was part of the ongoing efforts of the FLIARA project to cultivate knowledge,
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