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Project Q4296336 in Moldova, Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, Ukraine, Romania
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Sustainable Agricultural Trade Network in Black Sea Basin |
Project Q4296336 in Moldova, Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, Ukraine, Romania |
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587,203.69 Euro
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638,264.88 Euro
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92.0 percent
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2 August 2018
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1 December 2020
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TRADERS’ ASSOCIATION OF THESSALONIKI
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40°38'6.47"N, 22°56'12.12"E
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45°26'57.44"N, 28°3'17.75"E
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41°49'29.17"N, 27°46'9.59"E
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46°27'40.97"N, 30°45'22.32"E
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42°29'39.05"N, 27°28'17.58"E
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47°1'50.45"N, 28°49'12.50"E
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Regional branding of the local traditional products not only brings benefits for the producer – it may become the indicator of regional development affecting social and economic sphere of the region. The key issue is to create links between regional brands, local community and the region to support its promotion and further development. Certified local products can influence local business development and affect other products – increase their value, strengthen rural integration and valorise local resources. A local product can play a role of a binder for local community – develop networks and relationships between local producers, non-rural businesses, diversify the employment in the region, open new opportunities for migrating unemployed young people, rural retirement population and marginalized groups. AGRITradeNET project aims increasing the capacity of the local producers, their opportunities for geographical certification/identification and establishment of links between the business organizations in BSB that on the local level supporting the work of these producers. Therefore, our project fits in well with the project priority 1.2 which is Increasing capacity of local producers and straightening cooperation between business, producers’ organizations and local authorities for regional branding and transnational trading of agricultural products. The results we expect to obtain from this project are: - Increased cross-border links for trade and modernisation in the agricultural and connected sectors in Black Sea Basin; - Increased cross-border trade opportunities for agricultural and agro-industrial products with - Ensured safety production of important agricultural products - Ensured IT tools for increasing capacity of local producers – published research reports about the local legislation for safety producing of traditional products, report for the local branding opportunities and study about the international trading links for this type of products. - Developed local producers’ market place for promotion of traditional agricultural products in the rural areas. These results will be achieved by a group of activities like management. Implementation activities like: better cooperation of organ,zations in BSB, Straitening Capcaity of local interested organizations and Activities for popularization of local products and Communication activities. Information added on 2020-05-26, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the coronavirus pandemic that started in 2019) (English language only): Within the project AgriTradeNet, a local producers’ market is scheduled for mid 2020 in Ukraine aiming to promote local products of local organizations from Bulgaria, Greece, Moldova, Romania, Turkey and Ukraine. The project will create links between regional brands, local community and the region to support its promotion and further development. (English)
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