Fatima Raji Allah. Agricultural women’s cooperative Zaouia (Ass. Tismounine). She has a PhD 'Spaces & society', laboratory of geography rural, University Paul Valéry Montpellier III and is specialist in medicinal and aromatic plants and essential oils. She manages 13 ha (1200 trees) of drip irrigated olive groves near of Lalla Takerkousts’ Dam in Amizmiz (Morocco).https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxqP4OWQrUY

 His research focuses on the development of novel approaches targeting key challenges and opportunities for sustainable land use and landscape change (e.g. sustainable intensification, landscape conservation and climate change adaptation). He has participated as a team member in more than 20 research projects and at regional, national and EU levels, and is currently involved in […]

The prestigious magazine Meracei (https://www.mercacei.com), specialized in olive groves and olive oil, has published the article "Promoting the sustainability of olive groves in the Mediterranean Basin" on the SUSTAINOLIVE project. The project, whose final objective is to improve the sustainability of the olive grove and the management of by-products from the oil mills. Funded by […]

The University of Parma, partner entity of the SUSTAINOLIVE project, is receiving applications for the PhD courses of the XXXVI cycle.  Two positions covered by fellowship are available in the group led by Prof Nelson Marmiroli for the PhD course in Biotechnology and Life Sciences.  The research topics are briefly summarized as follows: -Research activity […]

In the framework of the collaboration maintained by SUSTAINOLIVE with the European Association for Innovation in Productive and Sustainable Agriculture of the European Union (EIP Agri), a reference to SUSTAINOLIVE has been published on its website, with the description of the project, as well as a catalog of videos on good practices in the olive […]

Our Portuguese colleagues Teresa- Pinto Correa and José Muñoz have published an opinion article in the Expresso newspaper on "Sustainability of Agriculture in the Alentejo", which emphasizes the crucial role for sustainable agriculture of the scarcity of soil and water resources, as well as the dangers and opportunities in the face of climate change derived […]

Interview with Professor Kamal Targuisti of the Faculty of Sciences of the Abdelmalek Essaâdi University of Morocco, partner of SUSTAINOLIVEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiyoX8CuEHw

SUSTAINOLIVE has contacted the technicians of the EIP Agri olive diseases and pests focus group. SUSTAINOLIVE has expressed its interest in collaborating with the European Association for the Innovation of Productive and Sustainable Agriculture of the European Union, which aims to accelerate innovation in the agricultural sector, to achieve competitive agriculture that produces more with […]