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The Association of Balkan Eco-Innovation (ABE), as the coordinator of the Regenerative Agriculture Alliance of Serbia, organized an event on May 16, 2025, titled: “Regenerative agriculture: Introducing new practices – Cost, yield, and profit calculation” at the CBC Cluster in Sombor. The event brought together farmers, agricultural advisors, and institutional representatives to explore one essential […]

Right after the CAPIGI 2025 conference, the HASHTAG project held its first in-person Advisory Board meeting in Amersfoort, Netherlands, a major step in shaping trustworthy and practical satellite-based data solutions for agriculture. The Association of Balkan Eco-Innovation (ABE) took part in the event, continuing our work as the lead of Work Packages 10 and 11,

The Association of Balkan Eco-Innovation (ABE) has officially joined the Built4People (B4P) initiative by signing the Innovation Cluster Charter. This step reinforces ABE’s commitment to accelerating sustainable and people-centric innovation in the built environment across the Balkan region and Europe. The signing ceremony took place during the NEBULA project final event, “Shaping Sustainable Futures” held

The Association of Balkan Eco-Innovation (ABE) is pleased to announce that the ClimaPannonia project officially started its mission to strengthen climate resilience in agriculture and regional communities throughout the Pannonian Biogeographical Area. The project’s kick-off event, which gathered partners from across Europe, set the stage for collaborative work on innovative, climate-neutral solutions. The meeting provided

Regenerative agriculture has increasingly attracted attention as a possible solution to improve soil health, boost resilience to climate change, and ensure the long-term sustainability of agricultural production. At a recent event organized by the Regenerative Agriculture Alliance of Serbia (coordinated by The Association of Balkan Eco-Innovation), farmers, agronomists, and agricultural advisors discussed the key challenges

The Association of Balkan Eco-Innovation (ABE) took part in the second General assembly of the PRUDENT project, which was held on March 13–14 in Rome at the beautiful Centro Congressi Palazzo Rospigliosi. The event was hosted by Asnacodi Italia and brought together project partners for two days of engaging discussions, collaboration, and strategic planning. Participants