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FLIARA: Female-Led Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas

Descripción del proyecto

Innovación dirigida por mujeres en zonas rurales

Las transiciones digital y ecológica plantean nuevos retos a las zonas rurales europeas. Una cuestión que se ha pasado por alto es la contribución de las oportunidades de empleo y las aportaciones a la innovación de las mujeres tradicionalmente rurales. El equipo del proyecto FLIARA, financiado con fondos europeos, propone una metodología transdisciplinar e innovadora para mejorar la comprensión, la concienciación y el reconocimiento del papel de la mujer en unas regiones rurales más sostenibles. El equipo creará sugerencias sobre cómo los marcos políticos y de gobernanza pueden apoyar y mejorar eficazmente la capacidad de las mujeres. En FLIARA se combinarán futuros, métodos de estudio de casos, creación de redes y evaluación comparativa de políticas para identificar visiones de futuros agrícolas y rurales sostenibles y las innovaciones necesarias. En el proyecto se creará una red de partes interesadas clave y se llevará a cabo una campaña para promover las innovaciones rurales dirigidas por mujeres.

Objetivo

Key contemporary trends, such as climate change, gender inequalities and the COVID-19 pandemic, bring new challenges to European rural areas. Change also brings opportunities to foster more resilient, inclusive and sustainable rural regions, such as created by the digital and ecological transitions. However, there is a need for all individuals and communities to participate in rural innovation. Traditionally, however, rural women’s employment opportunities and contribution to innovation has been overshadowed, and often suppressed, by for example a patriarchal ethos. FLIARA (Female-Led Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas) uniquely proposes a transdisciplinary, innovative methodology to improve understanding, awareness and recognition of women’s role in a more sustainable rural future, as well as develop proposals for how more effective policy and governance frameworks can support this and enhance women’s capacity to contribute to it. FLIARA will combine futures and case study methods, alongside network building and policy benchmarking, while being underpinned by a co-created conceptual and assessment framework. Using a unique foresight approach, FLIARA will identify visions for sustainable farm and rural futures and the sustainability innovations needed to realise these visions. Using a thematic case-study approach, project partners will investigate women-led innovations on farms and in wider rural areas looking at their pathways in the innovation ecosystem. Building on the power of social networks, a Community of Practice will be developed with women identified throughout the case studies networking alongside key innovation policy and governance stakeholders. The Community of Practice Network will occur in conjunction with a Campaign of Visibility for women-led rural innovations, spotlighting women as key innovation actors. Project outcomes will result in end-user ready resources, including policy proposals and practical tools supporting women-led innovation.

Coordinador

UNIVERSITY OF GALWAY
Aportación neta de la UEn
€ 599 811,25
Dirección
UNIVERSITY ROAD
H91 Galway
Irlanda

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Región
Ireland Northern and Western West
Tipo de actividad
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Enlaces
Coste total
€ 599 811,25

Participantes (14)