A recent academic study published in Rural and Regional Development identifies a critical gendered mismatch within the business support infrastructure of rural Sweden. Researchers Annie Roos of Linnaeus University and Helene Ahl of Jönköping University, partners in the FLIARA project, argue that the current system fails to adequately recognise and support women-led enterprises, risking the […]
The findings of the Horizon Europe-funded FLIARA (Female-Led Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas) project are featured in the latest issue (No. 26) of the esteemed journal European Public Mosaic (EPuM), published by the School of Public Administration of Catalonia (EAPC). The special monograph, titled “Rural World”, delves into the present and future of rural
Insights from the ongoing FLIARA project, originally detailed in a Slovenian report by researchers from the University of Ljubljana’s Faculty of Arts, highlight the crucial role of women in driving sustainable rural development across Europe. This three-year initiative (2023–2025), funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe program, aims to identify, encourage, and support diverse innovative
A significant new article published in European Countryside, the Journal of Mendel University in Brno, sheds light on the crucial role of women-led innovations in achieving the long-term vision for rural areas in Europe. The article, titled “Empowering Women-Led Innovations: Key Players in Realising the Long-Term Vision for Rural Areas,” is a key output of
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