Achieving Ecological Resilient Dynamism for the European food system through consumer-driven policies, socio-ecological challenges, biodiversity, data-driven policy, sustainable futures
通过消费者驱动的政策、社会生态挑战、生物多样性、数据驱动的政策、可持续的未来,实现欧洲粮食系统的生态弹性活力
基本信息
- 批准号:10047343
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 99.09万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The ECO-READY project will develop a real-time surveillance system, an Observatory offered as an e-platform and as a mobile application. This will function as the necessary singular source of information, provide real-time assessments for the food system, and update forecasts frequently and consistently. The Observatory will be available to society, policymakers, the scientific community, and the agri-food industry, and integrated with a network of 10 Living Labs, supported through the third party funding process, covering all bioclimatic regions in Europe, forming the ECO-READY project knowledge infrastructure. ECO-READY will produce knowledge based resilience strategies, and develop tools that will be embedded on the Observatory. The underlining principle behind the ECO READY approach is, resilient dynamism, or tackling immediate problems and long-term challenges at the same time. The Living Labs network will facilitate ‘concept to action’ through the co-creation of scenarios addressing their regional needs, the development of policy recommendations, contingency plans, and resilience strategies, and embed them on the Observatory. Furthermore, ECO-READY will develop an early warning system and decision support tools using innovative Artificial Intelligence based on holistic prediction models and Life Cycle Assessment results. ECO-READY will ensure that European farmers and society’s interests be reflected in future policy making and monitoring, through early-stage active engagement incorporating bottom-up recommendations, facilitated by the increased usership of the digital tools developed, and resulting in increased awareness for climate-adaptive and mitigating agri-food products. Furthermore, the Observatory smart application will include tools that will empower the citizens to actively engage in policy making, and interact directly with the scientific community, farmers, and industry and policy makers, thus driving change in consumption habits.
生态准备就绪的项目将开发一个实时监视系统,这是一个以电子平台和移动应用程序提供的天文台。这将充当必要的奇异信息来源,为食品系统提供实时评估,并经常,始终如一地更新森林人。天文台将为社会,决策者,科学界和农业食品行业提供,并与第三方资助过程支持的10个生活实验室的网络融合在一起,涵盖了欧洲的所有生物气候地区,形成了欧洲准备就绪的项目知识基础设施。生态准备就绪将产生基于知识的弹性策略,并开发将嵌入在观测站中的工具。生态现成方法背后的下划线原则是,有弹性的动态或同时解决直接问题和长期挑战。 Living Labs网络将通过共同创造其区域需求,制定政策建议,应急计划和韧性策略的方案,并将其嵌入到天文台中,从而促进“行动概念”。此外,生态准备就绪将使用基于整体预测模型和生命周期评估结果的创新人工智能开发预警系统和决策支持工具。生态准备就绪将确保欧洲农民和社会的利益反映在未来的政策制定和监测,通过早期积极参与,增加了自下而上的建议,这是由于开发的数字工具的增加而准备的,并提高了人们对气候适应性和缓解农业食品的认识。此外,天文台智能应用程序将包括工具,这些工具将使公民有能力积极参与政策制定,并直接与科学界,农民以及行业和政策制定者进行互动,从而促进消费习惯的变化。
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