Romania

Studies Europe’s grasslands to develop tools helping farmers manage them for both food and environmental benefits.

Builds a tiered, next-generation network combining genetics, satellites and field data to track biodiversity across Europe.

Studies how to make farming a more attractive career and builds tools to help more young people enter the profession.

Builds partnerships to strengthen bioeconomy research and innovation in Central and Eastern Europe and neighbouring countries.

Deploys sensors, genetic sampling and AI at large scale to build a next-generation biodiversity monitoring system.

Builds digital ‘twin’ models of villages to help rural communities plan for climate risks and access funding.

Supports community kitchens that combine local food sourcing with care for people facing food insecurity.

Develops new economic models that value nature not just for money, but for wellbeing, culture and community resilience.

Develops affordable sensors and methods to accurately measure farm-level methane and other harmful gas emissions.

Builds regional hubs that turn bio-based and construction waste into new building materials.

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