Webinar on the results of the i2Connect project: "Tomorrow".
Description
After 5 years of duration, and as a culmination of the project, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food has organized a webinar to share with the agri-food and forestry sector the main results of the i2connect project: Connecting advisors. Promoting interactive innovation in agriculture and forestry, which has been financed with Horizon 2020 funds.
Support services for agri-food innovation
This webinar will discuss the tools developed for training advisors and professionals in the agri-food and forestry sector . In addition, the importance of project continuity through Innovation Support Services will be mentioned.
The MAPA, through its participation, has sought to promote interactive innovation with various actions and activities within it.
This will be an event in which European i2connect partners from different countries will participate, who will try to share their vision of interactive innovation, good practices and how to actively promote it.
Webinar programme with the results of the i2Connect project
10.00. Introduction. Natalia Catalina Barral. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA).
10.05-10.15. MAPA participation in i2connect. Juan Pedro Romero Trueba. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA).
10.15-10.25. Interactive innovation. Innovation through operational groups and innovative projects . María Dolores Sierra Díaz. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA)
10.25-10.35. Training for Innovation Support Services. Link between i2connect and ATTRACTISS. Nicolás Aranda Pérez. International Agri-Food Campus of Excellence (Ceia3).
10.35-10.45. Acting as ISS. Technological mentoring for operational groups. Inés Echeverría Goñi. National Centre for Food Technology and Safety (CNTA).
10.45-10.55. Training of Advisors. Training of trainers (TTT). Yaite Cuesta Arenas (ZLTO). Netherlands.
Rest.
11.00-11.10. Knowledge transfer in Ireland and results from the i2Connect project. Edgar García Manzanilla. Agricultural and Food Development Authority (TEAGASC). Ireland.
11.10-11.20. Contribution of i2connect to rural development: the Italian case. Maria Valentina Lasorella. Centre for Agricultural Policies and Bioeconomy (CREA-PB). Italy.
11.20-11.30: Review of the training provided by INTIA in “Interactive Innovation”. Ángel Malumbres Montorio and Patxi Xabier Lazkanotegi Muxika (INTIA).
11.30-11.40. Training opportunities offered by CECRA. Pablo Asensio. State Academy of Leadership for Food, Agriculture and Forestry ( FUEAK). Germany.
11.40-11.50. Drivers of development: interactive innovation and networking in i2connect. Good practices in Hungary. Agnes Jakab (NAK). Hungarian Chamber of Farmers. Hungary.
11.50-12.00. Interactive innovation tools in Normandy. Ugo Denis. Normandy Chamber of Farmers. France.
12.00. Conclusions, questions and discussion among attendees. Moderator: Carlos Salamanca Fresno. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA).
Ministry of Agriculture supports interactive innovation
EL MAPA participates in and promotes INTERACTIVE INNOVATION by supporting the Operational Groups and continues its work and legacy of this project by participating in other European projects such as MODERNAKIS, EU-FARMBOOK and ATTRACTIS.
