SustainIT partners presented their project results at the conference of the International Society for Economics and Social Sciences of Animal Health in Helsinki, Finland. The focus of the conference was on understanding stakeholder behaviour and socio-economic implications of practices and policies of animal health and...
Living Labs are an essential part of SustainIT project! Project team introduced the SustainIT Living Labs in the EU CAP Network newsletter. SustainIT Living Labs provide a structured framework for knowledge transfer and co-learning. The data collected and analyzed in the project will be validated...
The topic of 51st Annual conference of the Swiss Society for Agricultural Economics and Agricultural Sociology was “Transformation of Agri-Food Systems – Sustainability and Digitalization of Food Value Chains”. SustainIT team and ClearFarm project organized a session “ICT for sustainable cattle value chains” to discuss...
The 4th newsletter of SustainIT project discusses the Project Living Lab meeting in Germany, including farm visit and Digimilch project, progress of country Living Labs, the review of the role of public sector policies in the digitalization of agri-food sector, partners plans for upcoming year...
SustainIT German partner Chair of Agricultural Production- and Resource Economics at Technical University of Munich hosted project partners on Nov. 1st and 2nd. Consortium meeting and Project Living Lab provided an opportunity to review progress and decide on if any course corrections are needed for...
On October 26th and 26th GreenEst Summit, a greentech innovation event will take place in Tallinn. SustainIT team member Hardi Tamm from Estonian Dairy Cluster will be one of the speakers in Industrial AI panel. Hardi will address WISECOW project on automated bovine health data...
This summer and fall the SustainIT project team has presented the preliminary findings of the consumer survey results to various stakeholders through the Living Labs and at various events and conferences for the sector. Estonian country Living Lab in August was dedicated to the animal...
From Sept. 28th to Sept. 30th ICT-Agri-Food funded projects gathered at Aachen Germany for a mid-term seminar. SustainIT project was represented by project coordinator Ants-Hannes Viira from Estonian University of Life Sciences and Natascha Schlereth from Technical University of Munich. The aim of the seminar...
SustainIT team will present preliminary results of consumer questionnaire survey on ICT use for food purchasing in the conference „Digital Shift in Estonian Rural Economy“. The conference takes place on Sept. 27th and organized by the Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce and hosted by...
The third newsletter of the project provides updates on the Living Labs in in Germany, Sweden, Finland and Estonia, preliminary information on the SustainIT consumer survey as well as a summary of European Commission's (2022) study on animal welfare labelling in Europe, background information on...