Lessons learned brief: Demonstration Case 2 Spain
20/03/2023
This document provides an overview of the lessons learned from Demonstration Case 2 (Spain) on the use of digital information flows in the agri-food sector.
This document provides an overview of the lessons learned from Demonstration Case 2 (Spain) on the use of digital information flows in the agri-food sector.
This document provides an overview of the lessons learned from Demonstration Case 4 (Spain) on integrating open-source satellite data with farm level data.
This deliverable aims at providing a synthesis based on all demonstration cases and the lessons learned.
This deliverable aims at describing the design and initial results of demonstration cases. Specifically, the purpose of this deliverable is to provide detailed descriptions per demonstration case with the findings and the extent to which the project’s objectives have been met, and how the pathways can contribute to future monitoring and evaluation.
Appendix of D.3.2 includes a table, in which the potential of ICT developments to provide information for the metrics in the list of indicators proposed by WP1, has been identified.
This deliverable identifies the potential of current systems and ICT developments for future data needs
This deliverable confronts the data needs prioritized in work package 1 with the technologies described in work package 2 to identify their potential.
This deliverable summarizes the lessons learned from the implementation of the CMEF in terms of data use to set up a baseline that eases the definition and identification of the most suitable pathways to fulfill the new data needs in the upcoming Performance Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (PMEF).
Deliverable D2.1 provides an overview of technologies that can potentially be useful as additional data sources in the context of monitoring current and future CAP indicators
This deliverable provides an analysis of the most promising data and information technologies that are expected to support the agricultural ecosystem of the future.
The objective of Deliverable D1.1 is to reflect the changing needs of the CAP and the broad policy landscape influencing it to elicit what this means for the type of economic, social and environmental indicators that will need to be monitored and evaluated in the coming years to ensure that the CAP delivers on its objectives.
Deliverable D1.2 examines the benefits which greater agriculture related data provision and integration could deliver for administrators (governments, paying agencies etc.) and farmers
Deliverable D2.3 identifies emerging ICT solutions and methodologies that can be potentially useful and that can be directly or indirectly exploited towards the digitisation of monitoring and evaluation frameworks for the future CAP. This document is a revised version following feedback from the project's reviewers.
The Deliverable D2.2 “Best practices on the adoption of ICT agricultural technological solutions” describes exemplar, real-world cases of agricultural technologies utilisation that are concurrently serving two objectives. This document is a revised version, following feedback from the project's reviewers.
Deliverable 1.3 of the MEF4CAP project builds on the work summarised in Deliverables 1.1 and 1.2 to provide a wish list of indicators that are relevant to CAP monitoring and evaluation.Sustainability is now a key driver of EU policy relating to agriculture and therefore the selected indicators are associated with its three accepted dimensions: economic, environmental andsocial. A comprehensive list of relevant thematic areas across these three facets was already provided in Deliverable 1.1. This document further develops these in the identification ofrelevant metrics. This document is a revised version, following feedback from the project's reviewers.
Presentations by keynote speakers (Hans Vrolijk, Emma Dillon, Nikolaos Kalatzis, Alberto Gutiérrez García)
This paper reviews the current information flows at farm level and in the farming sector and its’ potential for monitoring and evaluation. Subsequently the paper defines a number of design principles for digitalization and data management to facilitate the re-use of data for monitoring and evaluation.
Newsletter introducing the project's main components and summarising the EU stakeholder workshop from 14 January.
Presentations by project partners and keynote speakers (CEJA, WWF and the European Commission).