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Funded Projects and Actions
Béchet, B.: JASSUR project - Jardins Associatifs Urbains et villes durables : pratiques, fonctions et risques (Urban community gardens and sustainable cities) - 2013-2016 – Funding institution : Research National Agency ANR-12-VBDU-0011 (Sustainable cities and construction program) -9 French partners (AgroParisTech, CEREMA, Univ. Lorraine, Univ. Marseille, Univ. Toulouse, IRSTV, Groupe ISA, PADES, Plante&Cité).
Calvet-Mir, L.: Informal participation in the network of urban agriculture of Barcelona as scientific advisor. www.agriculturaurbana.cat/xarxa/
Djokoc, V.: Smart and creative cities for knowledge-based societies (Scientific Cooperation between Eastern Europe and Switzerland - SCOPES, IZ73Z0_152599, Swiss National Science Foundation) ??????? ????????: ETH Zurich., 2014-2016.
Langemeyer, J.: Enabling Green And Blue Infrastructure Potential In Complex Social-Ecological Regions: A System Approach For Assessing Local Solutions (ENABLE), 2017-2019, BiodivERsA3, European Commission (via individual members states). Partners: Stockholm University, SRC; IUCN; Humboldt University Berlin; University of Lodz; Institute of Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA), Autonomous University of Barcelona; Ecologic Institute; Norwegian Institute for Nature Research; European Regional Centre on Ecohydrology; Dutch Research Institute For Transitions (DRIFT) at Erasmus University Rotterdam; The New School, New York City.
Leitão, T.: Evaluation of soil, groundwater and vegetables quality in Lisbon urban allotment gardens. Identification of mitigation measures aimed at protecting public health (2015-16). Lisbon Minucipality and Junta de Freguesia de Alvalade, Partner: Agronomic Institute (ISA). www.lnec.pt/hidraulica-ambiente/en/studies/details/evaluation-of-soil-groundwater-and-vegetables-quality-in-lisbon-urban-allotments/ and www.lnec.pt/hidraulica-ambiente/pt/estudos/detalhe/avaliacao-da-qualidade-dos-solos-das-aguas-subterraneas-e-das-especies-horticolas-em-hortas-urbanas-de-lisboa/
Luz, P.: AGUA FLASH. Development of a method to determine the risks of deterioration of water quality in agricultural catchments during flood events, transposable to the SUDOE territory senvolvimento de um método de avaliação de risco de degradação da qualidade da água em bacias hidrográficas agrícolas em situação de cheias, aplicável em toda a região SUDOE. Responsible Team: CNRS - Laboratoire d'écologie fonctionnelle de Toulouse (ECOLAB- França). Partners: Universidad del País Vasco, Agencia estatal of Investigacion (CSIC-Spain), CEMAGREF (France), INPT (Toulouse – France), INIAV (Ex- INRB – Portugal). Project INTERREG IVB – SUDOE. (2009-2012).
Mizgajski, A.: Inspired by the COST Action the Green Cross Poland Foundation in 2014 initiated and carried out a project on development community gardens in Poland. The dynamic of the project is illustrated by the fact that during two years projects at various stages of advancement have been implemented in 20 cities in 13 provinces (out of 16). More see: Kaluzna D., Mizgajski A.2016 Community Gardens in Poland – Impulse, Assistance, Expansion. In: Tappert, Simone and Drilling, Matthias (ed.) (2016): Growing in Cities. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Urban Gardening. Conference Proceedings. Basel: University of Applied Sciences. Pp. 106 – 118.
Pourias, J.: AUPA project Urban agriculture and vulnerable populations, providing food, creating value. 1-year (possibly 3) program developed within the I3F chair at AgroParisTech in collaboration with the university Pablo de Olavide and funded by Carrefour Foundation.
Suau, C.: MOBILELAND was support by Glasgow City Council and its landscape regeneration plan through grant and services: (a) Stalled Spaces award (with lease agreement); (b) landscape design service (phase 2) and Yellowfield, an environmental art intervention (phase 3).
Wesener, A. (2015) Travel grant by Royal Society of New Zealand International Relationships Fund (NZ$ 4,700) for participating in COST Action TU1201 5th Plenary and Working Group Meeting; 6 MC Meeting, 19-21 March 2015, Nicosia, Cyprus.
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