Imagine trying to garden during a heatwave with no water; that is what farmers in Central Europe are facing. This effort tests a set of 'survival kits' for farms, focusing on better water use, planting trees among crops, and smarter livestock care. It is like creating a blueprint for farms to keep producing food even when the weather goes crazy.
Farmers in the Pannonian region face devastating crop and livestock losses due to climate change. Current farming methods are not resilient enough to maintain food security and economic stability under extreme weather conditions.
A set of validated systemic solutions for water-food nexus, agroforestry, organic crop production, and cattle production.
If you are a water management provider dealing with severe droughts in Central Europe — this project developed water-food nexus solutions that improve crop survival rates. This allows you to offer validated, climate-neutral water systems to farmers.
If you are a cattle producer dealing with heat stress in animals — this project developed systemic solutions for cattle production that increase resilience. This helps you maintain milk and meat yields despite rising temperatures.
If you are an organic input supplier dealing with unpredictable crop failures — this project developed validated organic crop production methods. You can use these results to guide your customers toward more stable, climate-neutral yields.
Based on available project data, specific pricing or cost structures for the solutions are not provided.
Yes, the project specifically aims for the 'widest possible uptake' of solutions across the Pannonian Biogeographical Area, involving 25 partners across 10 countries.
Based on available project data, there is no specific information regarding IP rights or licensing agreements.
The project runs from 2025-03-01 to 2029-02-28, meaning solutions will be validated and ready for wider uptake by early 2029.
Based on available project data, the project focuses on systemic solutions in four subsectors, but specific technical integration details are not listed.
The project features a strong industrial presence with 6 industry partners and 5 SMEs, representing a 24% industry ratio. This balance, combined with 8 universities and 6 research centers, suggests a high potential for translating academic findings into commercial products. The geographic spread across 10 countries ensures the solutions are adaptable to various European regulatory and environmental contexts.
Contact the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Novi Sad
Contact us to connect with the 6 industrial partners specializing in Pannonian climate resilience.
