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Article de revue
Petit vade-mecum de l’agriculture familiale en Europe
Étude de cas: Hongrie, Irlande, Portugal, Roumanie
L’agriculture familiale est le modèle d’exploitation le plus répandu en Europe. À ce titre, elle assure depuis des siècles la prospérité du secteur. L’ambitieux cadre stratégique mis en place par l’Union européenne a été conçu pour tenir compte des différents modèles d’agriculture qui coexistent sur son territoire, en ce compris...
Hungary - Ireland - Portugal - Romania
2013
Ouvrage
Mapping the development of agroecology in Europe - Volume 2
This second volume of the country reports series enlarges the documentation, analysis, and development of agroecology in Europe, and provides examples of implementation in different countries. The 11 countries studied within this volume show somewhat similar results as found in with the first 13 countries mapped in volume 1. There...
Denmark - France - Hungary - Ireland - Netherlands (Kingdom of the) - Portugal - Republic of Moldova - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden - United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
2024 - Isara Agro School for Life
Article de revue spécialisée
Sustainability awareness in the Portuguese wine industry: a grounded theory approach
In order to bridge the knowledge-gap between sustainability awareness and the old world winegrowing culture, this research explores and analyses perceptions of key individuals in Portuguese wine industry regarding sustainability issues, uncovering intercultural trends, expectations and tensions. A grounded theory approach was used on collected nationwide data from semi-structured interviews...
Portugal
2023 - International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability
Article de revue spécialisée
Food systems in depressed and contested agro-territories: Participatory Rural Appraisal in Odemira, Portugal
Farming regions in Europe, particularly in the South, are increasingly feeling the effects of climate change due to factors such as drought, extreme weather events, and desertification, with severe consequences for food security and food sovereignty. Additionally, decades of rural mismanagement have left countless of these farming territories severely depressed...
Portugal
2023 - Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems
Vidéos
AGRI challenge: young entrepreneurs
Ricardo Soares, a Portuguese apple and pear grower, is a young innovator. He has brought many innovations to his farmer colleagues. As a young farmer, he also encountered some obstacles and found some solutions to overcome them.
Portugal
2022 - EIP-AGRI Support Facility
Article de blog
A Lost alpine agriculture
As more youth move to cities, in Africa, but also in South Asia and Latin America, development experts worry about the future of rural communities. So, we can learn a lesson by taking a glimpse at a region where most youth left agriculture some three generations ago.
France - Portugal
2021 - AgroInsight
Ouvrage
Mountain farming systems - seeds for the future: Sustainable agricultural practices for resilient mountain livelihoods
This publication presents a collection of case studies by Mountain Partnership (MP) members from around the world, highlighting experiences of agroecological mountain farming systems. It aims to increase attention toward agroecological principles and approaches and showcase their potential. The MP, the only United Nations global voluntary alliance dedicated to sustainable...
Armenia - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) - China - India - Italy - Kyrgyzstan - Morocco - Nepal - Panama - Peru - Philippines - Portugal - Romania - Sierra Leone - Switzerland - Thailand - United Republic of Tanzania - Viet Nam
2021 - FAO
Article de blog
Letter From The Farm | Instead Of Noise, Symphony
We’re back on the Montado do Freixo do Meio in Portugal, where exciting plans are afoot to have the community farm recognised as a Private Protected Area. Farmer and owner Alfredo Cunhal Sendim, a member of the Freixo do Meio Users Cooperative, explains their vision of a strong and organised...
Portugal
2021 - ARC2020
Article de blog
Forest of opportunities for more agroecological farming provided by agroforestry in Portugal
Trees have traditionally been an integrated part of European farmlands and bringing them back could be part of an answer to some of our pressing environmental challenges. Asger Mindegaard and Celia Nyssens walk the readers through the forest of opportunities for more agroecological farming provided by agroforestry in Portugal.
Herdade do...
Portugal
2020
Événement
EIP-AGRI seminar: Healthy soils for Europe: sustainable management through knowledge and practice
Healthy soils are fundamental to the sustainable production of food, feed and fibre. In addition, healthy soils also provide many other functions that contribute to human well-being such as water filtering, carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling and biodiversity preservation. Soil health is affected by unsustainable management practices like frequent tillage, which...
Portugal
2020 - Eip-Agri
Article de blog
Inspirational ideas: Solar dryer for herbs to make farm more profitable
In 2014 five herb producers joined forces in the organic herb farm ‘Under the Sun’, making them the biggest Portuguese exporter of aromatic and medicinal plants. To save energy costs for herb drying, Gonçalo Costa Martins, one of the farmers, cooperated with a local engineer. Together they created an innovative...
Portugal
2019 - EipAgri
Événement
A Agricultura e os desafios societais para o período 20-30
A APDEA – Associação Portuguesa de Economia Agrária, o GPP – Gabinete de Planeamento e Políticas e o INIAV – Instituto Nacional de Investigação Agronómica e Veterinária vão realizar um evento internacional e multidisciplinar, subordinado ao tema “A Agricultura e os desafios societais para o período 20-30”, de 15 a 18 de outubro, em Lisboa/Oeiras.
Este evento...
Portugal
2019 - Associação Portuguesa de Economia Agrária
Événement
Alimentação e Território: Estratégias, Políticas e Metodologias
O Colégio F3 da Universidade de Lisboa vai realizar um curso de formação teórico-prática para debater as questões do planeamento alimentar urbano com uma perspetiva de “bacia alimentar” nos dias 3 e 4 de maio no Instituto para a Investigação Interdisciplinar da Universidade de Lisboa.
A frequência do curso é gratuita,...
Portugal
2019 - Universidade de Lisboa
Allocution
Estatuto da Agricultura Familiar - Portaria 73/2019
Agricultura, Florestas e Desenvolvimento Rural
O Decreto -Lei n.º 64/2018, de 7 de agosto, consagrou o Estatuto da Agricultura Familiar, distinguindo as especificidades desta nas suas diversas dimensões, reconhecendo e valorizando a adoção de medidas de apoio específicas, a aplicar preferencialmente ao nível local para atender à diversidade de estruturas e de realidades agrárias, bem...
Portugal
2019 - Direção-Geral de Agricultura e Desenvolvimento Rural (DGADR), Portugal
Article de blog
Inspirational ideas: Combatting weeds with non-chemical alternatives
Agriculture in the EU and worldwide has become increasingly dependent on the use of pesticides. Change is needed because the use of these chemicals can impact the environment and the health of animals and humans. Inspired by results in other member states, the Portuguese Operational Group HortInf is trying to...
Portugal
2019 - Eip Agri
Étude de cas
The institutional construction of family farming in the CPLP member states
Family Farming, represented by more than 500 million farms, produced about 80% of the World´s food in value terms, using reduced resources. It is fundamental to Food Security and Nutrition (FSN), fighting poverty, mitigating the impacts of climate change and preserving biodiversity and landscape. Family agriculture contributes directly to ten...
Angola - Brazil - Cabo Verde - Equatorial Guinea - Guinea-Bissau - Mozambique - Portugal - Sao Tome and Principe - Timor-Leste
2018 - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
Article du bulletin d’information
Portuguese farmers provide answers to climate challenges
For five years, 1000 Portuguese farmers sowed biodiverse seed mixtures, rich in legumes, across 50 000 hectares. This was part of the Terraprima project which tackled multiple challenges including climate change, biodiversity and soil degradation. This nature-based technique offers a potential sustainable intensification solution, simultaneously increasing production and environmental services....
Portugal
2018 - Eip Agri
Article de blog
Inspirational ideas: A nature-based approach for Mediterranean ecosystems
For five years, 1000 Portuguese farmers sowed biodiverse seed mixtures, rich in legumes, across 50 000 hectares. This was part of the Terraprima project which tackled multiple challenges including climate change, biodiversity and soil degradation. This nature-based technique offers a potential sustainable intensification solution, simultaneously increasing production and environmental services....
Portugal
2018 - Eip Agri
Site web
Innovation for Agriculture
The Portuguese National Rural Network has launched a website dedicated to innovation for agriculture. It highlights innovation in Portugal and, more widely, in Europe that can contribute to more sustainability and productivity in agriculture, forestry and rural areas. The website also includes information on Operational Groups and other innovative projects that...
Portugal
2018 - National Rural Development Network
Ouvrage
FAMILY FARMING AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AT THE CPLP
Family Farming and Sustainable Development at the CPLP
Angola - Brazil - Cabo Verde - Guinea-Bissau - Mozambique - Portugal - Sao Tome and Principe
2018 - CPLP
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