Insights into collaborations with local authorities, citizen movements, and other civil society organizations (it could also be directly named “Local Authorities”, and we put all the other colaborations and partnerships into the respective topics the tackle)
Following on from the 2019 report Reviving County Farms in England (accesstoland.eu), CPRE, the countryside charity for England, in collaboration with the New Economics Foundation and Shared Assets have published an inspiring new report ‘Reimagining council farms: a vision for 2040’. Analysing… Read More »Reimagining council farms: a vision for 2040
A case study by Terre de Liens in Alsace region/France Many churches across Europe are landholders and real estate owners. Over an 8-month period in 2021, Terre de Liens Alsace explored how to accompany and advise religious communities with agricultural… Read More »Engaging with religious land owners: a budding partnership opportunity
Documenting and analysing European innovative land practices In a new report, the RURALIZATION consortium tackles the question of innovative land practices. Documenting 64 innovative practices across 14 European countries, the study explores how a variety of actors—farmers themselves but also citizens, local authorities,… Read More »Land Innovations for Rural Regeneration and Generational Renewal in Europe
June 2013 On the 3rd of June 2013, Demeter International, Terre-de-Liens, Terre-en-Vue and Bioforum Vlaanderen conducted the conference “Land sharing models for sustainable agriculture – Proposals for land preservation, new land use and management practices”. The event brought together approximately… Read More »Land Sharing Models for Sustainable Agriculture
June 2017 Access to agricultural land has become a major issue throughout Europe – we are witnessing loss of land, land degradation, land concentration, land price increases and speculation. Yet the growing demand for local, fair and organic food cannot… Read More »Access to land and Community Supported Agriculture
2016 Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) as defined by the European CSA Research Group in 2015 “is a direct partnership between a group of consumers and producer(s) whereby the risks, responsibilities and rewards of farming activities are shared through long-term agreements.… Read More »Overview of CSA in Europe