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PASTINNOVA e-learning modules
Abstract.
The PASTINNOVA Summer school on INNOVATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE MEDITERRANEAN PASTORAL SYSTEMS was held in Zaragoza and the Pyrenees (Spain, 30 May, 7 June 2024. The course was addressed to young professionals from Mediterranean countries. The programme of the course was organised around 6 main themes or modules:
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1. Introduction: Relevance of pastoral systems in the Mediterranean region
2. Technical Management challenges: traditions and innovations
3. Understanding the economic sustainability of pastoral systems
4. Environmental implications of pastoral systems
5. Social and governance aspects in pastoralism
6. Public action and policies to promote the role of sustainable livestock production and pastoralism in the Mediterranean
The e-learning materials of these 6 modules are available at (copy and paste the link below):
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https://legacyvirtualcampus.iamz.ciheam.org/course/view.php?id=213
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user: pastinnova24
password: pastinnova24
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Author(s).
Lecturers of the PASTINNOVA Summer School
Language(s).
English
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PASTINNOVA Summer School
PASTINNOVA factsheets on pastoral innovations
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These 18 factsheets have been prepared by the PASTINNOVA Consortium and are based on a variety of innovations and business models, that have the potential of increasing the profitability and resilience of pastoral farms and value chains. To access the factsheets, please visit our “blog” tab or please copy and paste this link in your browser:
https://pastinnova.eu/factsheets-pastoral-innovations/
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Author(s).
All PASTINNOVA partners
Language(s).
English
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Regulatory Flexibility for Small Producers: Enhancing the Value of Pastoral Products
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This document summarises an analysis of the main areas where small producers need flexible and adapted EU and Member State legislation, and the barriers to such flexibility that have been identified. This flexibility is one of the principles of European legislation and does not conflict with appropriate food safety and hygiene requirements. Although it focuses in EU regulatory context, its main message on adapting hygiene and food safety regulations to artisanal food production is applicable elsewhere.
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Author(s).
Red Española de Queserías de Campo y Artesanas
Language(s).
English
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Part of the policy briefs prepared for the PASTINNOVA White Paper
Presentations of the Regional Workshop PASTINNOVA Living Labs: Sharing experiences on common innovations
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The presentations are available under the Blog tab of this website: https://pastinnova.eu/regional-workshop-living-labs-italy-gagliano-aterno/
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Language(s).
Italian and English
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Regional Workshop PASTINNOVA at Gagliano Aterno and Anversa degli Abruzzi, Italy that took place on March 26 – 27th, 2025
The PASTINNOVA White Paper on Pastoralism in the Mediterranean Area
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This synthetic document is an argued and documented analysis for policy-makers and stakeholders on innovations and policies related to Mediterranean pastoralism. It is based on the observations and collective expertise of the partners and participatory meetings during the 3 years of the PRIMA PASTINNOVA project, and on the learnings achieved in the process of Innovations and Business Models implementation in the countries of the partnership.
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This White Paper has been prepared collectively with the participation of all the partners of the PASTINNOVA project.
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English
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Webinar IV: Pastoral women - Gender and Pastoralism: Insights from Spain
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Author(s).
Elisa Oteros, Federica Ravera and Martha Rivera-Ferre
Language(s).
English
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Webinar IV PASTINNOVA
Webinar IV: Pastoral women - Women and innovations case studies in Lebanon
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Author(s).
Lamis Chalak
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English
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Webinar IV PASTINNOVA
Webinar IV: Pastoral women - Adaptive Strategies of Silvopastoralist Women in Lebanon
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Author(s).
Pauline Aad
Language(s).
English
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Webinar IV of PASTINNOVA
Red Española de Quesería de Campo y Artesanas (QueRed)
Abstract.
Brief information about QueRed
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Author(s).
QueRed
Language(s).
Spanish
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Webinar III: Co-design of Agri-environmental Agreements in Mediterranean Pastoral Systems - Presentation by Matteo Francioni
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Agri-environmental agreements have been proven as valuable tools to implement the environmental policies objectives, among them the improvement of the services delivered by ecosystems that co-evolved with human activities such as extensive livestock herding. Relying solely on the single-farm scale for agri-environmental measures often fails to meet environmental goals, as many biophysical processes, such as biodiversity loss or soil erosion, occur at the landscape scale. This creates a mismatch between the scale of applied measures and ecological processes. In this seminar, we propose an innovative framework to co-design site-specific and landscape-scale agri-environmental measures to address this issue. Agri-environmental agreements for the co-management of pastoral systems. Using case studies from Italy, the webinar will focus on three key needs: Early stakeholder inclusion for a landscape-scale approach: Participatory processes without predefined rules, allowing active stakeholder involvement: and Integration of local knowledge to enhance the landscape dimension
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Author(s).
Francioni Matteo & Paride D’Ottavio
Language(s).
English
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Webinar III of PASTINNOVA