We’re excited to share that ARETE Institute for Sustainable Prosperity is collaborating with HTTPS on a new research project: Sustainable Food Systems: EU Policies, China’s Approaches, and Pathways for China-CEE Cooperation 🌱 What’s the project about?This research explores how AI, digital technologies, and policy frameworks shape sustainable food systems in Europe, China, and Central and … Continue reading New Research Project: Sustainable Food Systems & China-CEE Cooperation
Methane-Reducing Feed Additives in Livestock Production for Ruminants
Disclaimer: We are pleased to repost the following blog post, originally published on FEAST’s Knowledge Corner, which explores the intricate relationship between food systems and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The blog doesn’t represent the view of the FEAST consortium, it is the view of the authors only. We encourage our readers to delve into this … Continue reading Methane-Reducing Feed Additives in Livestock Production for Ruminants
Kristina Todorova: A Beacon of Hope for Agricultural Sustainability
In today's world, where environmental consciousness and sustainability have become the buzzwords, individuals like Kristina Todorova stand out as a beacon of hope for a better society. Kristina, a final year student at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food, is not just an ordinary student, but an extraordinary advocate for agriculture sustainability, circular economy, … Continue reading Kristina Todorova: A Beacon of Hope for Agricultural Sustainability
„Only the humane way of food production is real“
Interview with Filip Dimkoski - organic food producer conducted by Simona Kabranova Meet Filip Dimkoski, an agriculture engineer and organic food producer based in Prilep. His deep passion for sustainable farming and commitment to producing high-quality, organic food has led to his work becoming a significant part of the local market. In this interview, we … Continue reading „Only the humane way of food production is real“
Interview with Nikša Božić, President of the Croatian section of ECOVAST
Nikša Božić, Architect and President of the Croatian section of ECOVAST ECOVAST, the European Council for the Village and Small Town, was set up in 1984 to further the well-being of rural communities, and the safeguarding of the rural heritage, throughout Europe. Its formal aims are: to foster the economic, social and cultural vitality and … Continue reading Interview with Nikša Božić, President of the Croatian section of ECOVAST
Petition in support of initiative “Seeds are our Human Right” in Croatia
On the 14.01.2021 the initiative "The seed is our human right!" sent an opinion to the Parliamentary Committee on the draft Law on Seeds, Planting Material and Recognition of Agricultural Plant Varieties. The opinion was written by a team of representatives from the Croatian Association of Organic Producers, Biovrt and the Association of Family Farms … Continue reading Petition in support of initiative “Seeds are our Human Right” in Croatia
The Climate Herald – communicating the science behind the climate crisis in Central and Southeastern Europe
The Climate Herald aims to communicate the science behind the climate crisis and demystify the necessary information around it. It is focused specifically on Central and Southeastern Europe (with an initial emphasis on N. Macedonia). Available in both Macedonian and in English, it is a repository of valuable information and analysis which outline the reality of … Continue reading The Climate Herald – communicating the science behind the climate crisis in Central and Southeastern Europe
A new Seed Act threatens to harm biodiversity and farmers in Croatia
In Croatia a new Seed Act has raised concerns amongst farmers and environmentalists. Many have warned that it will affect not only biodiversity but also the survival of small family farms. According to the Croatian Ministry of Agriculture, the main goal of the new Seed Act is to "regulate the production, placing on the market … Continue reading A new Seed Act threatens to harm biodiversity and farmers in Croatia
A System Change Compass – a framework for implementing the European Green Deal
“A System Change Compass – implementing the European Green Deal in a time of recovery” - a report co-authored by SYSTEMIQ and The Club of Rome outlines the framework for implementation of the European Green Deal. Implementing the European Green Deal and its related implementation documents – while addressing the most urgent economyrecovery needs – … Continue reading A System Change Compass – a framework for implementing the European Green Deal
Green Agenda for the Western Balkans
On October 6th, the European Commission published the Guidelines for the Implementation of the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans, as part of its 9 billion Euro Economic and Investment Plan for the Western Balkans. The document details the five pillars of the Green Agenda, which overlaps with the European Green Deal: (1) climate action, … Continue reading Green Agenda for the Western Balkans
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