In the ResAlliance project, LandLabs emerge as crucial instruments for fostering knowledge exchange and strengthening regional landscape resilience across the five designated Mediterranean regions of the project. Tailored to the unique contexts of these areas, LandLabs serve as platforms for transferring knowledge and engaging with farmers and foresters, particularly in regions susceptible to the impacts of climate change.
We are now at the second stage of the LandLab mission! By integrating feedback and experiences from the previous edition, and by fostering from the knowledge solutions posed to forester’s and farmer’s assessed needs, the Resilience workshops will identify success stories in knowledge and practice of landscape governance, improving innovative governance approaches to facilitate the implementation of a more resilient landscape.
That is why the first, upcoming ResAlliance Resilience workshop will be held during the landscape resilience and integrated fire management workshops in Cyprus from the 10th to the 12th of April 2024.
The workshop is completely free, organized by CERIDES along SEMEDFIRE and the Minister of Agriculture Rural Development and Environment of the Republic of Cyprus, Dr. Maria Panagiotou.These events will bring together a great diversity of actors: practitioners or representatives of professionals from agricultural and forestry sectors; governmental and local authorities; research and educational institutions; civil society organizations and private sector involved in landscape resilience activities and fire management. Experts from Cyprus and across Europe will share with you their knowledge and collaboratively we will contribute to building a more resilient landscape in Cyprus.
EVENT INFORMATION
WHEN: 10th to the 12th of April 2024.
WHERE: Classis Hotel, 94 Rigenis Str, 1010. Nicosia – Cyprus – https://classic.com.cy/
Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/FhH2s4WgiTfhVkYRA
Register to the event here to attend the workshop and start contributing to a more resilient future!
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