ELARD Knowledge Hub is a proud partner in the Communities for Local Green Deals (COM4LGD) project alongside ECOLISE, ICLEI, ECON, Iscte-CEI, ELARD, and GEN EU.  The project tackles the intertwined Continue reading →

We’re thrilled to announce that the LEADER Youth Community has successfully launched with our first online event! Thank you to everyone who participated and shared your ideas for the future of rural development in Europe.

Next, we Continue reading →

We are delighted to share the success of our Annual General Assembly Meeting held in beautiful Barcelona. This gathering was pivotal for the DigiMedFor project, bringing together partners and stakeholders Continue reading →

We are delighted to announce that the ELARD Knowledge Hub’s latest web section is now live on the ELARD website!

Our new web section is filled with resources, Continue reading →

The RENOVERTY, iBroad2EPC, RENOCALLY, and GREEN Home consortia are pleased to invite you to a new webinar, that will be held online on Wednesday, May Continue reading →

As a partner on the RUSTIK project, ELARD is thrilled to share the latest findings from one of the project living labs: LAG Montagnappennino. 

Living Labs are Continue reading →

We at ELARD are thrilled to commemorate International Forest Day, an occasion highlighting the significance of forests and the urgent need for innovation in forestry practices. This year’s theme, “Forests and Continue reading →

Over the past few weeks, #ELARDKnowledgeHub, in collaboration with ECOLISE as part of the FLIARA Project, had the privilege of connecting with three remarkable women from rural Romania. Let’s delve into their inspiring Continue reading →

Today, on the International Day of Clean Energy, we celebrate our commitment to a sustainable future. Join us in reflecting on the importance of clean energy as we share updates from Continue reading →

The year 2023 has been a pivotal period for ELARD Knowledge Hub, full of exciting initiatives and meaningful achievements. We want to take this opportunity to look back on some of the progress we’ve made during Continue reading →