LegumES - Valorising and balancing the ecosystem service benefits offered by legumes, and legume-based cropped systems
LegumES - 评估和平衡豆类和基于豆类的作物系统提供的生态系统服务效益
基本信息
- 批准号:10100274
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- 金额:$ 43.17万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The legumES will ensure: 1, the uptake of best practices in agrobiodiverse legume-based cropped systems; 2, the uptake of methodologies and tools to quantify and balance the environmental and economic ecosystem service (ES) benefits provided by legumes; 3, that the ES benefits and cost offered by legumes are quantified across scales from field, farm, regional, national, and global levels; and 4, ES will be assessed to identify those conditions which are able to meet the EU targets: to decrease agrichemical inputs and losses, combat climate change, reverse biodiversity loss, and ensure the best nutritional provisioning. To achieve this, legumES offers a multi disciplinary consortium comprising 22 partners from 12 EU- and third countries (UK, CH) and including: 7, academic institutions; 6, Research and Technology Organizations; 5, SMEs (or micro-SMEs); 2, non-governmental organisations; and 2, large commercial companies. The individuals comprising legumES offer skills which include: agricultural-crop and -environment (ES) monitoring, life cycle assessment, economic- and socioeconomic-modelling, social-science, EU-agricultural and environmental policy, and law, plus decision support systems. The legumES research and innovation strategy centres on the use of a multiactor action-research approach, that is, where legume-facing stakeholders, and especially producers though all value chains actors, can ‘operate’, ‘collaborate’ and, reflect critically’ on the measured ES benefits and costs of legume-based cropped systems, including legumes use in marginal lands; so that an optimal balance of ES can be achieved with success locally, and globally. To help achieve this LegumES also centres activities on a suite of 25 innovative legume-based Pilot Studies which use a wide range of legume species and types, plus different cropping approaches and linked value chains spanning the pedoclimatic regions of Europe.
豆类将确保:1,基于农业豆科植物的农作物系统中最佳实践的吸收; 2,量化和平衡腿部提供的环境和经济生态系统服务(ES)福利的方法和工具的吸收; 3,腿部提供的ES益处和成本在田野,农场,地区,国家和全球范围内进行了量化; 4,将评估ES以确定能够满足欧盟目标的条件:减少农业化学输入和损失,对抗气候变化,反向生物多样性损失,并确保最佳的营养提供。为了实现这一目标,Legumes提供了一个多学科财团,包括来自12个EU和第三国(英国,CH)的22个合作伙伴,包括:7个学术机构; 6,研究与技术组织; 5,中小型企业(或Micro-Smes); 2,非政府组织;和2,大型商业公司。完成豆类的个人提供了技能,包括:农业杂工和 - 环境(ES)监测,生命周期评估,经济和社会经济模式,社会科学,社会科学,欧盟农业和环境政策以及法律以及决策支持系统。豆类研究和创新策略集中在使用多名行动 - 动作研究方法的重点,即,面向豆科的利益相关者,尤其是生产者,尽管所有有价值的连锁行为者都可以“操作”,“协作”,并在包括豆类作物的基于豆类作物的系统的衡量标准和成本上,包括腿部在山地陆地上使用的豆科或越豆类的成本;因此,可以通过本地和全球的成功实现ES的最佳平衡。为了帮助实现这一目标,还以25个创新的基于豆科植物的试点研究为中心,该研究使用了各种豆科植物物种和类型,以及不同的种植方法以及跨越欧洲典范地区的价值链。
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