The overall goal was to expand them both substantively and geographically. EURAKNOS dealt with data management to ensure the sustainability of networks and maximize their outputs to end users. A harmonized approach to the future network was also sought to maximize impact on practitioners, farmers and foresters.
EURAKNOS assembled a team of 17 different participants from 11 EU countries from different European regions with relevant innovation expertise.
EURAKNOS is the sister project of EUREKA.
Project information
EUREKA and EURAKNOS received funding from the European Union’s Programme Horizon 2020.
Eligible period: 01.01.2019–31.03.2021
Total budget: 2 101 286 €
The coordinator of the project is Ghent University, Belgium. Twenty nine EU partner organizations are working to build a Europe-wide digital platform that collects and shares agricultural and forestry knowledge.
Project Manager:
Konstantin Mihhejev
Innovation Specialist
[email protected]
