Empowering farmers, educators, and communities with knowledge and skills in regenerative agriculture to restore soil health, enhance biodiversity, and combat climate change.
GreenRoots is a 24-month Erasmus+ project dedicated to promoting regenerative agriculture through innovative education and training programs. By equipping farmers, educators, and policymakers with essential knowledge and skills, the project fosters sustainable farming practices that benefit both the environment and rural communities.
Key Objectives
- Educate farmers and communities on regenerative agriculture principles
- Develop tailored training modules for sustainable farming techniques
- Empower communities to implement regenerative agricultural practices
- Foster collaboration between farmers, educators, and policymakers
- Advocate for sustainable agricultural policies at the EU and local levels
Main Activities
- Workshops & Training: Hands-on training sessions on soil restoration, biodiversity-friendly farming, and climate-smart agriculture
- Community Engagement: Local field projects, educational sessions, and awareness campaigns
- International Mobility: Study visits and networking events for knowledge exchange across countries
- Innovative Events: Hosting the GreenRoots Festival and other thematic workshops
Partners
- Terranima (Italy) – Specialists in sustainable agriculture and biodiversity conservation
- Slovak Eco Quality (Slovakia) – Experts in environmental education and regenerative farming
Expected Impact
By advocating for regenerative agriculture, GreenRoots aims to support rural communities, empower farmers, and promote sustainable land management. The project aligns with the Erasmus+ priority “Environment and the fight against climate change”, contributing to a greener, more sustainable future. Project resources, training materials, and best practices will be openly accessible to educators and stakeholders across Europe.
