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…social, economic, political and environmental impact. Thus far, the implementation of the aforementioned nexus of elements in the Mediterranean has been limited, mainly due to the traditional approach to resource…
…the entire water regulating infrastructure. The potential capabilities of natural wetlands for storing and purifying water sources should be better valorised, finding optimum equilibrium between ecological water flow and storage…
Name of Contact Person: George Angelos Papadopoulos Role of Contact Person: Professor in Computer Science Email Address: [email protected] Phone Number: 0035722892693 Name of organisation: University of Cyprus Type of organisation:…
…which may lead to food shortages and price inflation. Consequently, social instability and forced migration would ensue, according to various international agencies. Not forgetting the increased global climate change impacts…
…natural resources, sustainable agriculture, agro-biodiversity loss, reinforcing Mediterranean lifestyle: diet , physical activity , socio-cultural, mediterrenean agro-food value chains. Environmental and social changes are deeply affecting Euro-Mediterranean agro-food systems and…
…end-users through a multi-actor approach. The living lab can also be an enabling environment to co-develop and test the proposed solutions. The development of new business models is also encouraged,…
…vegetal cover and fertility of the soil, making these areas increasingly unsuitable for agriculture. Desertification has significant environmental consequences in the region due to biodiversity loss and decreasing biological productivity….