Noticias y eventos
Identificar los problemas de un arduo e incierto futuro y tratar de alcanzar una mayor resiliencia deben ser puntos que estén integrados en el diseño de las políticas. Si las políticas siguiesen sólo un procedimiento descendente, su implementación se vería afectada desde el principio.
Más allá de la crisis medioambiental, existen crisis paralelas relacionadas con las consecuencias sociales del cambio demográfico, la pobreza residual de muchas zonas y las profundas y persistentes desigualdades espaciales y sociales.
Excepto por el gran compromiso con la seguridad alimentaria, la economía rural en la política europea ha estado bastante desatendida. Es ahora a mediados del siglo XXI cuando los espacios rurales volverán a ganar vitalidad, pero como algo más que un lugar para la producción alimenticia y el cultivo de fibras.
¿Cuáles son los cambios fundamentales para que la Europa rural sea más resiliente a mediados del siglo XXI? En la cúspide de los problemas está la necesidad de mitigar el cambio climático y mejorar las estrategias de adaptación para las inundaciones, las sequías y las temperaturas extremas. La pérdida de biodiversidad y otras formas de daño ambiental, como la contaminación del agua, también afectan a la resiliencia. Europa puede liderar con el ejemplo, pero sigue siendo necesario castigar a los infractores del medio ambiente con impuestos en la frontera.
Hay proyectos que son pioneros en el cambio y que pueden fomentar otras iniciativas. Su generalización resultaría en beneficio de todos, pero es necesario eliminar los obstáculos que impiden su ampliación.
La Europa rural se encuentra a las puertas del cambio para poder mejorar enormemente su prosperidad y resiliencia, en la época en la que el mundo se encamina hacia los biomateriales para sustituir a los hidrocarburos, hacia sistemas alimentarios más locales y hacia energías más sostenibles. Esperamos tener pronto una visión colectiva europea bien definida de las vías de adaptación que debemos seguir.
"Las zonas rurales son el tejido de nuestra sociedad y el latido de nuestra economía. Son parte fundamental de nuestra identidad y de nuestro potencial económico. Vamos a valorar y preservar nuestras zonas rurales e invertir en su futuro."
Ursula von der Leyen
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Llunes | Mmartes | Xmiércoles | Jjueves | Vviernes | Ssábado | Ddomingo |
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11 agosto, 2022 | 22 agosto, 2022 | 33 agosto, 2022 | 44 agosto, 2022 | 55 agosto, 2022 | 66 agosto, 2022 | 77 agosto, 2022 |
88 agosto, 2022 | 99 agosto, 2022 | 1010 agosto, 2022 | 1111 agosto, 2022 | 1212 agosto, 2022 | 1313 agosto, 2022 | 1414 agosto, 2022 |
1515 agosto, 2022 | 1616 agosto, 2022 | 1717 agosto, 2022 | 1818 agosto, 2022 | 1919 agosto, 2022 | 2020 agosto, 2022 | 2121 agosto, 2022 |
2222 agosto, 2022●(1 event)All day: Overcoming Barriers: New Entrant Support Space & ‘My Journey into Land Work All day PARTNER: Shared Assets
The Land Skills Fair (21st-24th July) run by the Landworkers’ Alliance was a space for people involved or interested in land work in some way to come together, share skills and experiences, and strengthen relationships to support building a movement for food, climate and land justice. Shared Assets ran or supported six workshops over the weekend, with the two described below particularly relevant to Ruralization’s focus on supporting new entrants. The first of the two workshops focused on new entrants was called ‘Overcoming Barriers: New Entrant Support Space’. The agenda for this workshop was as follows: - General introductions, and introduction to the New Entrants Support Network run by Landworkers’ Alliance
- Small group discussions for new entrants to meet each other and describe where they are at on their new entrant journey - Presentations from Landworkers’ Alliance and Shared Assets on our work to support new entrants (including through Ruralization) - Small group discussions on the barriers new entrants face, their inspirations, and support needed, facilitated by Shared Assets/Landworkers’ Alliance - Feedback from group discussions - Next steps and close - bringing together themes from the discussion and pointing people to sources of support The second workshop focused on new entrants was called ‘My Journey into Land Work’. The agenda for this workshop was as follows:
- Introductions from Shared Assets/Landworkers’ Alliance - Introduction from three new entrant speakers, and space for them to tell their stories of how they entered land work - Discussion in pairs amongst the audience to talk about their own journey into landwork - Whole group discussion on people’s reflections/Q+A with speakers Some of the discussion notes from the first new entrants workshop.
Some of the resources shared by people who participated in the workshops.
VENUE: Land Skills Fair - Abbey Home Farm, Gloucestershire, UK
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2323 agosto, 2022●(1 event)All day: Overcoming Barriers: New Entrant Support Space & ‘My Journey into Land Work All day PARTNER: Shared Assets
The Land Skills Fair (21st-24th July) run by the Landworkers’ Alliance was a space for people involved or interested in land work in some way to come together, share skills and experiences, and strengthen relationships to support building a movement for food, climate and land justice. Shared Assets ran or supported six workshops over the weekend, with the two described below particularly relevant to Ruralization’s focus on supporting new entrants. The first of the two workshops focused on new entrants was called ‘Overcoming Barriers: New Entrant Support Space’. The agenda for this workshop was as follows: - General introductions, and introduction to the New Entrants Support Network run by Landworkers’ Alliance
- Small group discussions for new entrants to meet each other and describe where they are at on their new entrant journey - Presentations from Landworkers’ Alliance and Shared Assets on our work to support new entrants (including through Ruralization) - Small group discussions on the barriers new entrants face, their inspirations, and support needed, facilitated by Shared Assets/Landworkers’ Alliance - Feedback from group discussions - Next steps and close - bringing together themes from the discussion and pointing people to sources of support The second workshop focused on new entrants was called ‘My Journey into Land Work’. The agenda for this workshop was as follows:
- Introductions from Shared Assets/Landworkers’ Alliance - Introduction from three new entrant speakers, and space for them to tell their stories of how they entered land work - Discussion in pairs amongst the audience to talk about their own journey into landwork - Whole group discussion on people’s reflections/Q+A with speakers Some of the discussion notes from the first new entrants workshop.
Some of the resources shared by people who participated in the workshops.
VENUE: Land Skills Fair - Abbey Home Farm, Gloucestershire, UK
Local |
2424 agosto, 2022 | 2525 agosto, 2022 | 2626 agosto, 2022 | 2727 agosto, 2022 | 2828 agosto, 2022 |
2929 agosto, 2022 | 3030 agosto, 2022 | 3131 agosto, 2022 | 11 septiembre, 2022 | 22 septiembre, 2022 | 33 septiembre, 2022 | 44 septiembre, 2022 |
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2929 abril, 2024 | 3030 abril, 2024 | 11 mayo, 2024 | 22 mayo, 2024 | 33 mayo, 2024 | 44 mayo, 2024 | 55 mayo, 2024 |
66 mayo, 2024 | 77 mayo, 2024 | 88 mayo, 2024 | 99 mayo, 2024 | 1010 mayo, 2024 | 1111 mayo, 2024 | 1212 mayo, 2024 |
1313 mayo, 2024 | 1414 mayo, 2024 | 1515 mayo, 2024 | 1616 mayo, 2024 | 1717 mayo, 2024 | 1818 mayo, 2024 | 1919 mayo, 2024 |
2020 mayo, 2024 | 2121 mayo, 2024 | 2222 mayo, 2024 | 2323 mayo, 2024 | 2424 mayo, 2024 | 2525 mayo, 2024 | 2626 mayo, 2024 |
2727 mayo, 2024 | 2828 mayo, 2024 | 2929 mayo, 2024 | 3030 mayo, 2024 | 3131 mayo, 2024 | 11 junio, 2024 | 22 junio, 2024 |
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