DIVINE Horizon Europe research Kickoff Meeting

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Athens

5/10/2022 15:00: - 06/10/2022 15:00

Organised by : DIVINE

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Farm Europe participated at the kickoff meeting of the DIVINE Horizon Europe research project, which aims to understand and exploit the benefit of an agri-data economy.

DIVINE – which stands for “Demonstrating the value of data sharing to boost the agri-data economy” – is under the call HORIZON-CL6-2021-GOVERNANCE-01-20 on “data economy in the field of agriculture – effects of data sharing and big data”. The research project will (1) build an ecosystem for sharing and analysing data sets, and (2) demonstrate a series of real-world pilots.

The project’s objective is to show the cost benefits and added value of sharing agri-data. To do this, it will develop an agri-data ecosystem that combines data already commonly shared while also using industry-led pilots that are devised on data-sharing plans.

Our task is to lead the work of WP6, namely ‘Agri Data Sharing Governance Models and Policy making’.

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