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Hot off the press – transformative change news from GoDigiBios and DAISY

Read transformative change news from the two Horizon projects, GoDigiBios and DAISY

DAISY and its sister project, GoDigiBioS are entering an exciting new phase as both projects move from research into real-world experimentation for biodiversity-positive transformation. After a first year focused on building knowledge, tools, and participatory approaches, the projects are now testing innovative solutions across Europe — from GoDigiBioS’s Transformative Labs in Portugal, Spain, and Bulgaria to DAISY’s seed innovation case studies in Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, and the UK.

The joint newsletter also highlights DAISY’s newly launched Transformative Intervention Mixes (TIMs) Catalogue and shares details of upcoming biodiversity events in Brussels this June.

Read the full newsletter to explore the latest updates, innovations, and opportunities to engage with both projects.

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BioPresIE

A high-level international conference held during Ireland’s EU Presidency to advance the global bioeconomy agenda.

PROCEED

Develops European plant-protein sources to reduce dependence on imports and strengthen farm resilience.

RUDI

Develops innovation pathways to help rural European regions cope with population decline and climate pressures together.

TETTRIX

Builds a scalable, EU-wide digital system for identifying and classifying species (taxonomy) to support nature policy.

Presidency Event DK

A Danish EU Presidency event exploring how bioeconomy and governance can support food systems and biodiversity together.

FIDEL

Digitalises fisheries monitoring using AI, satellite tracking and DNA testing to catch illegal fishing practices.

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