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 …
In the quest for sustainable futures in agriculture and rural areas, FLIARA (Female-led Innovations in Agriculture and Rural Areas) has embarked on a transformative three-stage journey. With the aim of understanding the diverse landscape of alternative sustainable futures, FLIARA seeks to unravel the pivotal role of women in shaping innovations that can build sustainable rural …
In a significant stride towards addressing the multifaceted challenges confronting rural areas in Sweden, researchers Annie Roos and Helene Ahl, our project’s colleagues from Linnaeus University and Jönköping University, respectively, unveiled the findings of the FLIARA Project during the second edition of the Conference of Rural Areas and Regions in Transition in Stockholm from November …
The FLIARA project is dedicated to uncovering the potential of women in driving sustainable transformations in agriculture and rural areas. Across nine countries: Germany, Ireland, The Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Finland, Sweden, Italy, and Spain, FLIARA aims to understand how women can contribute to diverse forms of innovation that foster sustainable farm and rural futures. …
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Intensive research is underway in Work package 2 (Foresight and trend analysis), which is being conducted at the level of three types of rural areas and in ten European countries, including Slovenia. Slovenia is an example of “rural area close to the city” and our case study is the Local Action Group (LAG) Srce Slovenije, …
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