Collaborative exchange
The meeting began with updates from partners on technical work and strategic planning. Discussions addressed practical aspects of regional implementation and explored how the project can contribute to more resilient and water-efficient farming systems. Contributions were drawn from a broad range of expertise across scientific, technological, policy, and social innovation fields.
Informal engagement
An informal walk through the nearby countryside and vineyards was also organised, offering space for participants to exchange perspectives outside the formal agenda. The activity supported continued cooperation among partners in a more relaxed setting.
Next steps
The second day focused on planning. Topics included implementation timelines, communication and dissemination strategy, and preparatory work for upcoming deliverables. The discussions helped clarify priorities and responsibilities as the project moves into a more intensive phase of activity.
reframe.food’s role in GEORGIA
As the lead for Dissemination, Exploitation, and Communication (DEC), reframe.food is responsible for ensuring that GEORGIA’s results are communicated effectively and reach relevant stakeholders.
Our work includes:
- Coordinating communication activities across the project
- Supporting synergy-building within and beyond the consortium
- Contributing to policy recommendation development
- Conducting market assessment and exploitation planning
- Developing strategies for the long-term sustainability of project outcomes
GEORGIA’s work focuses on creating useful results that support the shift toward water-smart agriculture. By bringing together research, local knowledge, and collaboration across sectors, the project aims to develop solutions that can be used in practice, applied in different regions, and understood by both policymakers and those working directly in the field.
📍 Learn more about GEORGIA: https://georgia-horizon.eu/