AHW CWG produced a report on their expectations for the EC Framework Programme 10.
AHW CWG considered that FP10 'should prioritise the translation of scientific results into practice; ensure early involvement of the private sector in research activities to drive innovation and accelerate the uptake of solutions; develop mechanisms to bridge the gap between research and commercial application, while protecting intellectual property and fostering collaboration.'
A key priority must be the adoption of a holistic One Health approach that integrates animal health and welfare, environmental sustainability, and human health. In this context, animal welfare stands as a key pillar, requiring better assessment tools, improved housing and...
Innovation in fisheries monitoring science - Fisheries dependent data as a tool for real-time advice
The paper explores how fisheries-dependent data (FDD) can be used to support more adaptive, responsive, and evidence-based fisheries management - bringing science closer to real-time decision-making.
This Document is comprised of an original and updated text, picking up on the document presented to SCAR Fish in 2022. The updated document was required because of developments in the...
Join us for a three day impactful conference focusing in:
- sharing results and lessons on the contribution of R&I projects to agrifood systems transitions;
- identifying key enablers and hurdles to achieve impact at scale through innovation;
- exploring future contributions of R&I for agrifood systems transitions, innovation systems and innovation policies;
- informing policy and decision makers on supporting R&I at scale in partner countries.
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The SCAR Animal Health and Welfare CWG held its annual plenary meeting from 9-10th December 2024 in Rome, with the possibility of online participation for members unable to attend in person. The aim of the meeting was to consolidate the European network with authorities, funders, experts and private partners with a strong interest in animal health and animal welfare. The first day was dedicated to the meetings of the two subgroups of the CWG (Animal Welfare subgroup and Strategy &... |
A new policy brief has been produced by the SCAR ARCH, Food Systems and Bioeconomy working groups on ‘Research and innovation priorities for more sustainable food systems in Europe and globally’.
It highlights the key insights and recommendations from the virtual workshop “International Expert Consultation on Research Needs and Priorities for the Transformation to Sustainable Food Systems at European and Global Level”, held from 23-25th January 2024.
The goal of the workshop was to...
We are delighted to extend an invitation to join us for the webinar "Advancing Food Safety Management: Bridging Research, Innovative Technologies, and Regulations”, the fourth in the RefreSCAR Spotlight on webinar series. It will provide the audience with new perspectives on food safety management featuring the management process of the USDA ARS Food Safety National Program, takeaways on factors influencing antimicrobial resistance in agrifood production, recent advances in technologies applied...
Last 25th of September, RefreSCAR organized, together with actors of the EU CAP Network, the event Agroforestry in Europe, with some great insights coming out of this meaningful event.
As agroforestry plays a role in regenerative agriculture, and as promised by Liina Ulm - Smart Farm Practices & Rural Development Officer EU CAP Network - during her presentation in the event, we are now able to share this new important report from the EU CAP Network:
'Focus Group...
European workshop of the SCAR CWG SAP on the future of livestock farming
On 5 and 6 November 50 participants from 16 countries attended a workshop at INIAV headquarters in Oeiras, Portugal. Aim of the event was to develop a common vision for European livestock farming.
After presentations from DG AGRI on the European livestock sector and from the Strategic Dialogue on the future of EU agriculture, national approaches to the future of livestock farming were presented from Portugal...