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Tree Diary Campaign Introducing the INNO4CFIs Tree Diary Campaign: Planting Seeds for a Greener Future https://inno4cfis.eu/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/INNO4CFIs-Where-Innovation-Meets-Nature-2-1-1.mp4At INNO4CFIs, we are passionate about creating a sustainable future through innovative carbon farming and reforestation practices. We are excited to announce the launch of our Tree Diary Campaign, a multimedia initiative designed to document and share our journey as we plant over 6,000 trees across five Living Hubs in Europe. This campaign aims to highlight the significance of sustainable forestry, carbon farming, and biodiversity conservation, offering educational and engaging content for all our stakeholders. The Vision and Mission of INNO4CFIs INNO4CFIs stands for Innovation for Carbon Farming Initiatives, and our mission is to leverage cutting-edge technologies and nature-based solutions to drive impactful environmental practices. Our vision is to foster a world where sustainable carbon…

Press Release [Brussels, Rome, Vienna, 29/02/2024] INNO4CFIs Launches Groundbreaking Project to Revolutionise Carbon Farming in Europe INNO4CFIs, the pioneering innovation project aiming to transform the landscape of carbon farming in Europe, is proud to announce the launch of its ambitious initiative to implement a replicable and scalable business model for carbon farming. Co-funded by the I3 instrument of the European Regional Development Fund and developed by 14 partners across Europe, it is set to play a pivotal role in bridging the innovation gap, promoting sustainability and carbon reduction whilst fostering soil health, water security and biodiversity.Europe, with its diverse landscapes and ecosystems, faces significant challenges posed by climate change, water scarcity, food supply issues, and biodiversity loss. Addressing these challenges requires innovative solutions that not only mitigate the impacts of…

On 6 and 7 December 2023 the first National Agroforestry Forum was held in Rome, at the National Research Council. The forum was organised by AIAF - Italian Agroforestry Association. During the conference, CNR, a valued partner, presented INNO4CFIs to the stakeholders and enaged in important dialogues about the future of carbon farming

Workshop "Distributed Ledger Technologies" The workshop "Distributed Ledger Technologies", an interesting training on blockchain, conducted by specialists of the BISITE Research Group of the University of Salamanca on the 14th November 2023. The workshop was organised in the framework of the INNO4CFIS project, an initiative that seeks to modernize and streamline the process of trading carbon credits using innovative digital technologies.Blockchain technology plays a major role in the INNO4CFIS project, where it will be applied thanks to the experience of the BISITE Group in this field. The tasks include the implementation of green blockchain technologies, the establishment of methods for secure and efficient transactions, the exchange of carbon credits, the signing of smart contracts and the creation of a certification scheme for carbon credits. Workshop proceedings In addition, the workshop…

INNO4CFIs Kick Off Meeting Our project INNO4CFIs promoting innovation for carbon farming is kick-starting! 🧑‍💼 The consortium of 14 expert partners led by Fondazione E. Amaldi spanning 8 European countries gathered for the project start in Rome, Italy in September. INNO4CFIs, co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund I3instrument, is redefining carbon farming and green technologies. With a focus on carbon farming initiatives and reforestation, the aim is to increase CO2 uptake while nurturing vital environmental benefits like freshwater production, soil restoration, and biodiversity enhancement. 📈Throughout the next 3 years, this ambitious project will develop a Carbon Farming Technology platform for innovative nature-based solutions that support carbon removal practices and enhance climate adaptation. 🌍🤝 We are excited to blend innovation and expertise to pave the way for a greener, more…