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RECARE WPL meeting successfully ended
On Wednesday and Thursday September 14th and 15th, the Work Package Leaders (WPL) and the coordination team met in Rhenen (NL) for the Work Package Leader meeting. WPL meetings, that are held twice a year, are held to discuss the progress in the different work packages and to exchange information about project planning and management issues in the project.
The progress of the last 6 months of the project were discussed and information exchanged. Further agreements regarding the planning of the project were made.
- - The meeting notes will be made available on this website as soon as possible.
- - A ZIP file containing the presentations given can be downloaded HERE (only for registered users).
Upcoming Work Package Leader meeting Rhenen, NL
On Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning 14 and 15 September 2016, the next Work Package Leader (WPL) meeting of the RECARE project will be held.
The venue will be hotel/restaurant ''t Paviljoen', in Rhenen, the Netherlands. WPL meetings are intended for consultation between Work Package leaders and the coordination team, and are organised inbetween plenary meetings.
The meeting agenda and PowerPoint template for the meeting can be downloaded using the link HERE (Zip file, 3.3Mb)
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Second farmer workshop planned in Spain
The Spanish RECARE team, lead by Artemi Cerda, is organising a second farmer meeting on July 11th, 2016. The meeting will deal with topics of innovation, contemporary production and marketing, new agricultural techniques and sustainability, or as the flyer of the meeting describes:
'This looks to make the farmer protagonist. Agriculture preserves tradition and wisdom, but also requires innovation and open up to a world where competitive internationalized communication is essential to adapt to new challenges. The meeting is intended to provide information around contemporary production, marketing, new techniques and traditions. This knowledge must not be lost. But we want to continue the farmer who informs us and discuss about new topics of interest. With these lectures we want to share in the new initiatives and traditional values to all citizens, and create an atmosphere of collaboration and enthusiasm to value and place it deserves in this ancient craft.'
The meeting is held on June 11th, 2016. More information can be obtained from the event flyer (Spanish).
