Erasmus+ Ramones - PL

RAMONES-PL coordinator GAK, also leading the AEDIH project, is going to apply a similar methodology of advisory monitoring and service tracking (actually using the same online tool), as developed and applied in our project. AEDIH is the Agricultural European Digital Innovation Hub for Hungary. Project partners aim to increase the capabilities and confidence of agricultural enterprises in digitalization through dedicated EDIH services. AEDIH on the commission website:
https://european-digital-innovation-hubs.ec.europa.eu/edih-catalogue/aedih
More info: https://aedih.eu/

At the final partnership meeting our consortium agreed that the results should be freely usable by all Partners in the project - i.e. all rights granted, and be made available to any External Organisations under the Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Creative Commons Licence. More information: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
In case of question or request, please contact the coordinator: https://gak.hu/projects

To complete our last output, we have published the remaining language versions of the RAMONES Guidebook and our consortium prepared a Policy Recommendation document as well. From today, the project's outputs will stay accessible on the results section of our website: https://www.ramones.eu/results , while the various Guidebook language versions can be found at: https://www.ramones.eu/guidebook

THE RAMONES GUIDEBOOK's first two language versions were published online! North Macedonia and Slovakia are the first to share the final project document with all interested parties. By our intention, the guidebook contains in one place the relevant information about the project concept, methodology, tools, platforms, and results, which can support other actors in the EU to benefit from our experience, potentially exploiting or scaling up our program. Online access:
https://ramones.eu/guidebook

Our 4th newsletter was published, reporting on the main activities carried out in the last phase of project implementation. The 4th issue contains short articles about the improvement of ongoing activities, running the pilot up to the project’s official end date, as well as about results dissemination, including the series of multiplier events in each project country.
https://www.ramones.eu/pdf/viewer.html?file=Ramones_newsletter_4pr.pdf

LLKC organized the multiplier event in Latvia, Lielā zāle, Ozolnieki on 16 February. Attendees including both agricultural advisors and farmers were presented with an overview of the project's objectives and accomplishments to date. Additionally, the potential for local adaptation of the project's results was discussed.

On February 21, 2023, the final event of the RAMONES-PL project was held at the Continental Hotel in Skopje.

At the event, the results of the project and the results of piloting in the project were presented. The event was attended by representatives and advisors from the National Extension Agency, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food, representatives from the non-governmental sector and farmers who use rural advisory services.

In Italy, the closing event of the RAMONES-PL project will fall on 28 February 2023, which is also the last day of our official implementation timeframe, despite we are going to continue further with several follow-up activities in the next months. CREA is organizing the event at the Centro Congressi Cavour in Rome, inviting consultants, regional administrations, and other actors in the agricultural and forestry world, on the results and outputs achieved within the project, as well as providing an opportunity to reflect on the role of consultancy in the CAP. More information on our website: https://www.ramones.eu/en/node/66 and here: https://www.reterurale.it/flex/cm/pages/ServeBLOB.php/L/IT/IDPagina/24442

These two days, the partners have gathered at the Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, to realize the final meeting of the project RAMONES-PL. The project started in September 2020 and finishes in February 2023. On this final meeting, the partners discussed the results achieved so far, the implemented activities in the project, the next final steps and the next activities that need to be undertaken to ensure sustainability of the final project results.

The 2nd multiplier event in Hungary was held today in Godollo at MATE University, organized by GAK, and attended by nearly 60 participants, the majority of them farm advisors, researchers, university teachers, and students, but also representatives of the wider AKIS, delivering presentations directly or closely connecting to our project, such as the evolution of the FADN (to FSDN) system, with the possible involvement of farm advisors, or the new CAP requirements. The presentations will be soon published on the dedicated project webpage: https://www.ramones.eu/hu/me2_hu