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Transnational research cooperation in organic food and farming
Plans and outcome
What is the outcome of CORE Organic?
Gluing it together
Transnational collaboration is not necessarily formal
EU research
100 percent organic feeding – what should be the rule?
Around Europe
News on European research issues
Events
Organic research events in Europe
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Transnational collaboration is not necessarily formal
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Most of the transnational research cooperation takes place in various networks. Some networks are carried out in a European context; others in bilateral collaboration and some are established under the auspice of private organizations.
CORE Organic will be glad to link to networks within research in organic food and farming. In order to get your network registered at this page, please, send an email to Claus Bo Andreasen, DARCOF. The email should contain a description of the network or a link to the network homepage.
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Examples of important network
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| The International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR) promotes and supports research in all areas of Organic Agriculture by facilitating global co-operation in research, methodological development, education and knowledge exchange; supporting individual researchers through membership services, publications and events and integrating stakeholders in the research process
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The FQH association encourages, co-ordinates and disseminates research in the field of organic food and health.
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The European Consortium for Organic plant breeding (ECO-PB), founded 20th April 2001 in Driebergen (NL), pursues …
- providing a platform for discussion and exchange of knowledge and experiences.
- the initiation, support of organic plant breeding programmes,
- the development of scientific concepts of an organic plant breeding
- the provision of independent, competent expertise to develop standard setting with respect to organic plant breeding
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Correspond to Claus Bo Andreasen
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