The online training series for IMAT alumni and members of the international IMAT network has now reached its third and final session. Topic: “Resilience Strategies for DAC-Countries” 📅 Date: September 24, 2026🕐 Time: 13:00–15:00 (CEST)📍 Format: Online via Zoom
IMAT Alumni Expert Training Webinar III – Register now Weiterlesen »
The Institute for Applied Material Flow Management (IfaS) of the Trier University of Applied Sciences (TUAS) successfully organised and coordinated the LCA-Care Summer Events, held online on 15, 19, and
On 19 August 2026, representatives from the Rhineland-Palatinate Supervisory and Services Directorate (ADD), the Rheinhessen-Nahe-Hunsrück Rural Services Centre (DLR-RHN), the Institute for Applied Material Flow Management (IfaS), and winegrowers involved
Land consolidation in the wine-growing region: site visit to Bubenheim Weiterlesen »
On 10 August 2026, representatives from the Westerwald-Osteifel Rural Services Centre (DLR WW-OE) in Rhineland-Palatinate, the Supervisory and Service Directorate (ADD) of Rhineland-Palatinate, the Institute for Technology Transfer (FITT) at
Climate-adapted land management through land consolidation Weiterlesen »
🚨 How can leadership drive gender equality and sustainable development? Join us for the IMAT Alumni Expert Training Webinar II and hear from international experts working at the intersection of
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On 23rd June, IfaS project manager Martin Pesch and farm manager Ina Dörr from the Wackenberger Hof showed how agroforestry contributes to natural climate protection in the region as part
Knowledge transfer for local authorities at the Natural Climate Protection Conference Weiterlesen »
Excursion to Dillinger: Insights into the Steel Production Weiterlesen »
The latest newsletter of our EU-funded LIFE AFaktive project is now available online, featuring insights into agroforestry implementation in 2026: Read and subscribe here.
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How can agriculture, water protection, energy supply and climate adaptation work together to contribute to the future of rural areas? Answers to these questions were discussed last week during two
