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Reflections and results of the project INCREDIBLE project

  • 05.21

INCREDIBLE finale to a great project. Find out more!

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THE FINAL CONFERENCE On 15-16 April, the INCREDIBLE project held its Final Conference: Building partnerships for innovation in Mediterranean non-wood forest products (NWFPs) value-chains, to explore and celebrate during 3 sessions the outcomes of the project with a special emphasis on the flagship initiatives and important achievements of each Interregional Innovation Networks (iNets).

Water conservation | Project Manager Work with us

  • By 25 April, 2021

We are looking for a new colleague able to manage two EU research projects on water-food-energy nexus, exploring the tradeoffs among water uses for agriculture, energy, and ecological conservation. Find out more!

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Who we are Etifor restores the balance between humans and nature. How? By improving the value of nature through science, innovation and governance. Our work is to help clients increase economic, environmental and social benefits of policies, projects and investments. Together we will challenge environmental and social issues with the aim of

Assessing Ecosystem Services to support the definition of ecological flow

  • 2021

The Water Framework Directive is imposing increasingly strict parameters for water derivation authorities, who will have to adapt and ensure the release of ecological flow in order to achieve good ecological status of surface watercourses. Find out more on the subject by reading this in-depth article.

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The progressive adaptation to the Water Framework Directive (2000/60/CE) is imposing more and more strict parameters for water derivation authorities, who sooner or later will have to adapt and guarantee the release of ecological flow to achieve good status of surface watercourses. Although the ecological flow also refers to the concepts of quality and

Circular Economy: rethinking the agri-food system

  • 2021

Why it is essential to rethink this sector and reverse the trend of the linear model that exploits ecosystems without giving nature time to regenerate? Find out more.

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Our linear development model requires more resources than the earth can provide. The Earth Overshoot Day, the day on which the world's population exhausts its ecological budget, is anticipated every year (WWF, 2016). The limits of linear consumption In order to satisfy the needs and lifestyles of the world's

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