Digitalisation promises strong gains in resource efficiency and sustainability in the agriculture sector Advance of digital solutions in animal husbandry and arable agriculture supports farmer in automatising work processes and improve decision making Animal identification and traceability systems improve food safety and the control of infectious diseases

This is a very important sector in our project portfolio and it is closely linked with our expertise in the livestock and crop production sector. Healthy livestock, produced in a sustainable, climate smart manner, is the prerequisite for safe food of animal origin. Strategies to combat zoonotic and emerging diseases with the potential to affect human health, are embedded in the One Health approach and follow the Tri-partite principles set out by FAO, OIE and WHO.

Our company engages in two main streams of education and training: Updating of curricula of agricultural and veterinary colleges or technical schools: creating a long-term impact by upgrading educational standards, including training of teaching staff and provision of international exposure

Climate Change is a crucial topic within the agricultural and livestock sectors Extreme weather events have the potential to erase the livelihoods of farmers and small business owners and ultimately threatens the food security of affected regions CSA is implemented to reduce the exposure to the changing climatic conditions and mitigate the risk to agricultural businesses...

Our support to this sectors is manifested in several projects in support of EU accession countries in which EU policy and programmes have been integrated into national policies and transition to EU regulations have been promoted. These projects usually have a strong capacity building component. Aspects of biodiversity, climate smart agriculture with related farming systems and marketing opportunities have also been fostered in our projects.