The Share Network, the International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC) Europe and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) organised a one-day Share SIRA transnational conference on ‘Strengthening and Expanding the Social Orientation and Integration of Newcomers in Rural Areas’ on 23 Continue reading →

Last week in Seville, the Joint Research Centre (JCR) of the European Commissions shared insights with territorial development networks, policy makers and experts, from which ELARD was one!

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Find the presentations from the 13^th OECD Rural Development Conference Building Sustainable, Resilient, and Thriving Rural Places held on 28-30 September 2022 in Cavan, Ireland. 

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During the last General Assembly of ELARD,  in Lednice (Czech Republic), continued by videoconference Wednesday, November 02, Thibaut Guignard, President of Leader France, was elected for president of the organisation 2023-24.

This is the whole council 2023-24:

• Thibaut Guignard, Continue reading →

ELARD is hiring project coordinators for 2 Horizon projects:

FLIARA: Female-Led Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas,
HORIZON-CL6-2022-COMMUNITIES-01-01.

The FLIARA (Female-led Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas) project aims to create a European-wide ecosystem which supports Continue reading →

RUSTIK (Rural Sustainability Transitions through Integration of Knowledge for improved policy processes) is a four-year transdisciplinary research project. The project aims to enable rural communities’ actors and policymakers to design better strategies, initiatives and policies fostering sustainability transitions of rural Continue reading →

ELARD, ERCA, PREPARE and Polish Rural Forum signed the Rural Peoples Declaration on Thursday, the 15th of September. Unlike earlier declarations, this one states, quite strongly, that it is time to find another development paradigm than that of unlimited growth. Continue reading →