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• Improving GHG flux monitoring in agricultural soil through the AGRESTIC prototype: a focus on the assessment of data quality

• Reduction of Agricultural GReenhouse gases EmiSsions Through Innovative Cropping systems

• Project website

Agenda

December 15th / h 2.30 - 6.00 p.m.

PROJECT PRESENTATION SESSION

2.30 Varietal selection of legumes for ECS. Sofia Ghitarrini, ISEA

3.00 Modeling and use of DSS. Tito Caffi, UCSC

3.30 The management of the crop systems in the 3 sites of the Project and analysis of the first results. Pierluigi Meriggi, HORTA

4.00 The AGRESTIC prototype for measurement of GHG fluxes from soil. Iride Volpi, SSSA

4.30 COFFEE BREAK

4.40 Sustainability in agriculture and ecosystem services: benefits for farmers and businesses. Alessandro Bosso, ART-ER

5.10 Costs and benefits of efficient rotations and replicability in other European contexts. Gabriele Canali, UCSC

5.40 Round table

6.10 GREETINGS

December 16th / h 9.30 - 12.30 a.m.

NETWORKING SESSION

9.30 GREAT LIFE (Growing REsilience AgricolTure). Giovanni Dinelli, Università di Bologna

9.50 Life agriCOlture (Livestock farming against Climate Change in the Emilian Apenines). Luca Filippi, Consorzio di Bonifica dell’Emilia Centrale

10.10 DIVERFARMING (Crop diversification and low-input farming cross Europe: from practitioners’ engagement and ecosystems services to increased revenues and value chain organisation). Raul Zornoza Belmonte, Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena

10.30 LIFE ADA (Adaptation in Agriculture). Stefania Faccioli, UnipolSai Assicurazioni S.p.A

10.50 H2020 AGROMIX (AGROforestry and MIXed farming systems). Alberto Mantino, SSSA

11.10 COFFEE BREAK

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC SESSION

11.20 The 4x1000 initiative. Marc Bernard, 4x1000 Initiative

11.40 Modelling the GHGs emissions from agricultural soils. Marco Acutis, Università di Milano

12.00 Ecosystem services provided by legumes in Mediterranean intercropping systems Federico Leoni and Camilla Moonen, SSSA

12.20 GREETINGS

11:20 - The “4 per 1000 - Soils for Food Security and Climate” Initiative & The Twin Regions Action

Marc Bernard - Network & Global Facilities Coordinator at the Executive Secretariat of the “4 per 1000” Initiative

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To accelerate and scale action on the ground, "4 per 1000" promotes the introduction of the concept of so-called "twin regions" in member countries, in addition to traditional approaches to scaling. A twin region consists of two contrasting places that come together to overcome their mutual environmental, economic and social constraints by leveraging their complementary skills and resources. Typically, a place in a region with low living standards, low emissions, but high ecological potential to sequester carbon, a CO2 sink region, teams up with a place in a region with high living standards, high emissions, but low ecological potential to sequester carbon, a CO2 source region. Together, they are pursuing the goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2035, paying off their historical carbon debt as of that date, and building a system of environmental stewardship and global equity.

Presentation

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