FLIARA: D1.1 FLIARA conceptual framework

Maura Farrell, Simo Sarkki, Lorraine Holloway, Louise Weir, Hannu Heikkinen, Élise Lépy, Jasmiini Fransala, Niamh Nolan, Niamh McGuinness, Susanne von Muenchhausen, Marlene Santacruz, Elena Herrera, Michelle Perello, Giovanna Vingelli, Tara Farrell, Silvia Garces Ortiz, Anne Kinsella, Anastasia Oprea, Laura Incze, et al. (2024). D1.1 FLIARA Conceptual Framework. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14045102

Abstract

The FLIARA (Female-led Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas) project aims to create a European-wide ecosystem, which supports women-led innovative practices in farming and rural areas. The project supports rural women by creating an improved ecosystem for innovation, which will highlight their successes, serve as a source of information and inspiration, link them to important players in the field, increase their visibility in institutional decision-making contexts at the national and international levels, and help them develop their capacity and skills so they can continue leading or begin leading innovative practices. Understanding how women engage in innovative sustainable practices on farms and in rural areas will be crucial to opening up new opportunities for rural women throughout the EU. To fill these knowledge gaps a comprehensive co-created conceptual framework has been developed. Deliverable 1.1 is divided into four parts to clearly depict the role of the conceptual framework throughout the life of the FLIARA project.

Funder

European Commission

Publisher

The FLIARA Project

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Attribution 4.0 International

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