📢 Breaking the Cycle of Rural Decline – Join Online on April 29!
During the online policy event “Breaking the Cycle of Rural Decline” by ESIRA Project, we will discuss key issues affecting rural areas, the role of the social economy in their development, inspiring best practices from different regions, and future policies for sustainable territorial development.
📅 Date & Time: April 29, 10:00–12:30 (CET)
💻 Online: Teams
🔗 Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/1f852114-c35c-4502-bfa3-86b14736f497@9f04cd1c-83a7-4dc1-9151-0cd...
📌 Visit the ESIRA website for more details: www.esira.eu/save-the-date-breaking-the-cycle-of.../✅ Check out the final agenda for "Breaking the Cycle of Rural Decline" event.
🗓️ The ESIRA policy event takes place online on April 29 from 10:00 CET.
💬 Discover the discussion topics, speakers, session schedule, and get ready to join the conversation on rural development and the role of the social economy.
🔗 Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/1f852114-c35c-4502-bfa3-86b14736f497@9f04cd1c-83a7-4dc1-9151-0cd...
Universidad de Burgos - UBU Sodebur Fundación Oxígeno Hétfa Kutatóintézet Magyar Református Szeretetszolgálat Institut za razvoj i inovacije European Rural Development Network Lietuvos socialinių mokslų centras EKVI Druskininkų Vietos Veiklos GRUPĖ Euricse Borghiin Cooperazione Trentina Østlandsforskning- Universitetet i Innlandet Euromontana Proyecto ESIRA
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On April 14-15 we participated in a workshop held at UNESCO office in Venice as part of the SoilScape Project. Together with partners from various EU countries, we planned activities related to the establishment of 8 Soil Orchestras - platforms for cooperation between artists, soil scientists, representatives of local authorities, NGOs and cultural institutions. Soil Orchestras will be established in 8 countries: France, Poland, Finland, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland and Bulgaria.
We would like to thank UNESCO Office in Venice for its hospitality and AFES - Association Française pour l'Etude du Sol for conducting the workshop.
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The beginning of April is a busy time for our organisation. One of the activities was a visit to the Leski and Bieszczadzki districts (MAP Leski-Bieszczadzki, Poland) as part of the ESIRA Project. At the invitation of Iwona Woch from the Lokalna Grupa Działania "Zielone Bieszczady" our researcher Kasia Gizińska took part in a meeting for representatives of social organisations and local government, in particular for employees of environmental protection departments, about eco-initiatives that have the potential to be implemented in the Bieszczady area.
It was a fruitful, inspiring meeting, which provided an opportunity to introduce the ESIRA project and the European Rural Pact and to encourage participants to sign this declaration and pass the information on - to local authorities, local organisations and befriended institutions. In the course of the discussion, the idea of an innovative initiative within the social economy emerged, which can contribute to reducing energy poverty for vulnerable groups. We will be supporting this initiative with the tools made possible by the ESIRA project, so keep your fingers crossed for success!
The visit to the region was full of meetings with MAP members and participation in events that integrate local communities. It was also an opportunity to participate in a debate about a key industry in the region - forestry - and to visit Lidia Czarnecka from the Podkarpackie Social Economy Support Centre in Ustrzyki Dolne. It's good to immerse themselves in the study area, absorb the climate of the upcoming presidential elections in Poland, watch the Bieszczady Mountains slowly wake up to life after winter.
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Today, the ERDN team: Adam Wasilewski, Agnieszka Kurdyś-Kujawska, Marcin Adamski and Radosław Prachnio hosted the 2nd meeting of the Inspire project EU (Horizon Europe) in Lublin 💪
#Inspire project promotes social inclusion, well-being, and prosperity in rural areas through a blend of research and policy solutions. It offers capacity-building for rural entrepreneurs and vulnerable groups through 7 Smart Village Labs.👉 Happening now!
🤝 The 2nd Project Meeting of the INSPIRE project in Lublin, Poland is cooking.
🏡 Hosted by our partner European Rural Development Network
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29th April, 10-12.30 CET📢 Save the date for the First Policy Event in 2025!
💡 The ESIRA Project team is organizing the Policy Event: Breaking the cycle of rural decline
📌 Join us to explore key insights from the Horizon Europe ESIRA project, shedding light on rural challenges and opportunities. Experts from the EU Commission will engage in a policy debate to shape actionable strategies for more inclusive, prosperous, and resilient rural communities.
🗓️ The event will be organized on April 29th from 10:00 to 12:30 (CET).
🔔 Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/event/1f852114-c35c-4502-bfa3-86b14736f497@9f04cd1c-83a7-4dc1-9151-0cd...
Universidad de Burgos - UBU Sodebur Fundación Oxígeno Hétfa Kutatóintézet Magyar Református Szeretetszolgálat Institut za razvoj i inovacije European Rural Development Network Lietuvos socialinių mokslų centras EKVI Druskininkų Vietos Veiklos GRUPĖ Euricse Borghiin Cooperazione Trentina Østlandsforskning- Universitetet i Innlandet Euromontana Proyecto ESIRA
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The first seminar organized by the ERDN Team for ESIRA Project's MAP Managers. The meeting about design thinking was led by Karolina Kania from Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze /VŠE/💡 Today, the seminar "Design Thinking: A Tool for Sustainable Development and Collaboration" was held for MAP Managers, organized by European Rural Development Network.
🔎 Participants explored the principles of Design Thinking and its practical applications in socio-economic development, particularly in rural areas. The session focused on integrating stakeholders from social, academic, governmental, and business sectors.
🚀 Design Thinking will be a valuable tool for MAP managers in addressing local challenges, fostering collaboration, and developing innovative solutions for sustainable rural development.
👩💼 The seminar was facilitated by Karolina Kania, PhD from Fakulta podnikohospodářská VŠE /FPH VŠE/ who has extensive experience in Design Thinking and qualitative research.
Universidad de Burgos - UBU Sodebur Fundación Oxígeno Hétfa Kutatóintézet Magyar Református Szeretetszolgálat Institut za razvoj i inovacije European Rural Development Network Lietuvos socialinių mokslų centras EKVI Druskininkų Vietos Veiklos GRUPĖ Euricse Borghiin Cooperazione Trentina Østlandsforskning- Universitetet i Innlandet Euromontana Proyecto ESIRA
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