News
2015.06.30 |
Kick off and networking in the field of biobased production
To present funded research projects and create synergy with ongoing research, FACCE SURPLUS will host a kick off and networking event in Denmark in September 2016.
2015.03.09 |
67 pre-proposals received by deadline
The deadline for pre-proposals to FACCE SURPLUS is passed, and the committee received a large number of proposals.
2015.02.28 |
15 million euros earmarked for agriculture of the future
A network of 21 European partners from 14 countries is now calling for research that can provide a sustainable intensification of agricultural production.
2015.02.27 |
Welcome to the future
Bioeconomy and its legitimacy might be a well-worn discussion, however, the serious perspectives of the future needs to be dealt with.
2015.02.26 |
It’s a Cofund
FACCE Surplus is funded as a new ERA-NET action under Horizon 2020: The ERA-NET Cofund, which merges the previous ERA-NET and ERA-NET Plus. The central element of an ERA-Net Cofund is the compulsory element of implementing one call with the so called top-up funding from the European Commission. A development of the previous ERA-NET and ERA-NET…
2015.02.10 |
The joint programming initiative FACCE
The ERA-net FACCE SURPLUS is a product of the joint programming initiative FACCE-JPI comprising 21 countries committed to build a European Research Area addressing challenges of sustainable agriculture, food security and impacts of climate change. FACCE JPI coordinates and comprises a list of activities.
2015.02.06 |
Call for proposals: Deadline is approaching
FACCE SURPLUS, the call for proposals in sustainable and resilient agriculture, is closing on March 4th 2015.
2015.01.08 |
Follow news from the programme
The ERA-net FACCE SURPLUS is now online with information and news about the programme.
2015.01.07 |
A new initiative calls for research in sustainable and resilient agriculture
Increased demands for food, renewable energy and raw materials from biomass are among the “Great Challenges” for the 21st century. Based on the vision of a European bioeconomy 21 countries are now calling for research that can provide a sustainable intensification of agricultural production.
