This handbook aims to provide agriculture and food engineers, medical staff, beekeepers, and the related professional groups with relevant information about the use of the products of thehive for health and promote and demonstrate scientifically the effects of these products.  

PoliRural is a research project funded by the European Commission aiming at understanding how rural areas can attract more people for living, work and investments. PoliRural aims to create a reusable framework built around participatory principles, stakeholder knowledge, big data and advanced analytics that will...   

The training materials were developed within EÚ ERASMUS+: Rural Bioenergy. RURAL BIOENERGY project pursues the development of a Training Plan and the professional competences of "Bioenergy Specialist" for the agri‐food sector, which contributes to the professionalization in bioenergy in rural areas, through the elaboration of a methodological guide and other tools for training that contribute to the professional...    

These products were developed within the Living Heritage Project. PEER LEARNING METHOD is a methodology applied to European cultural heritage teaching-learning. CURRICULUM ON EUROPEAN CULTURAL HERITAGE contributes to improve the incorporation of the contents related to European Cultural Heritage in the Curriculum of mandatory Primary and Secondary Education, promoting the spirit of common heritage and European identity. It includes the main contents, not only conceptual but also attitudinal, as well as the competences to which it contributes, and the evaluation criteria, giving special importance to social, civic and cultural awareness....

Student mobility activity was implemented during the 11th to 15th June 2018 in León, Spain, with support of partners of the NWF Network project. The target groups were forestry / agricultural / environmental students and professionals, interested in exchanging experiences on non-wood forest products within different EU countries.

The NWF project was presented at the Flora Olomouc International Fair, which took place on...

The 2nd NWF Network transnational meeting was held in Slovenia on 23-24 May 2017. The project partners exchanged experiences from the area of forestry activities in each country, evaluated the current state of implementation of the project activities, and thanks to the host organization - CPI Slovenia - had the opportunity to visit examples of good practice in the area. 

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Forestry in Slovakia and the current state of use of non-wood products:

  1. NWF Project: 1st Transnational Meeting
  2. Culture Equity Model in Adult Education
  3. Manual: Rural Development Agent in Horizon 2020
  4. E-learning platform NewCAP
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