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Stakeholders from across Europe to better understand land-use decisions and support more sustainable land management in the context of climate change and biodiversity challenges. By joining our stakeholder community, you can engage directly with the project, access new knowledge, and contribute to shaping future land-use strategies.
By joining Europe-LAND’s stakeholder pool, you can:
- Stay up to date with the latest project results, tools, and insights
- Exchange knowledge and experiences with stakeholders across Europe
- Contribute your expertise to discussions on land-use challenges
- Take part in participatory activities such as workshops, webinars, and Living Labs
- Help shape practical and policy-relevant solutions for sustainable land use
Our goal is to create an active and collaborative network that supports knowledge exchange and long-term impact beyond the project itself.
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Get Involved!
Europe-LAND’s participatory actions are designed to actively involve stakeholders in the project’s research and innovation processes.
These activities create a space for exchange between researchers, policymakers, planners, and land users, ensuring that diverse perspectives are integrated into the project’s outputs. By taking part, stakeholders can help shape more relevant, practical, and impactful approaches to sustainable land management.
To stay informed about our upcoming events, join our stakeholder pool a follow our LinkedIn page.
Séria odborných webových seminárov
The Europe-LAND webinar series offers accessible insights into key project topics, including land-use data, policy, and modelling approaches. These online sessions allow stakeholders to stay informed, engage with project experts, and explore current challenges and opportunities in European land use.
#1 – 26 October 2023 – Towards Sustainable Land-use Strategies in the Context of Climate Change and Biodiversity Challenges in Europe – Introducing the Europe-LAND project
#2 – 23 November 2023 – Harmonization of European land use data – challenges and opportunities
#3 – 18 January 2024 – Who drives the transition towards a more sustainable European land use? The crucial role(s) of stakeholders
#4 – 15 February 2024 – In the spotlight: the Europe-LAND case studies
#5 – 14 March 2024 – Mapping future land-use and land cover patterns – the Europe-LAND approach
#6 – 18 April 2024 – Exploring the potential of Telecoupling for improving European land management
#7 – 30 May 2024 – Introducing the Europe-LAND Toolbox
#8 – 29 January 2025 – Towards an interactive digital Toolbox on sustainable land-use
# 9 – 11 April 2025 – Peatlands Perspectives: Latest Data on Distribution, Agricultural Practices and Emission Factors in the EU
#10 – 19 March 2026 – The Europe-LAND Toolbox: Empowering academics to analyzing EU land use and land management
#11 – 16 April 2026 – Informing sustainable land use planning from EU to local level – the Europe-LAND Toolbox
#12 – 28 May 2026 – Looking ahead – LULUC scenarios for eight Europe-LAND case studies
#13 – 8 June 2026 – Tailored insights for policymaking, research, and sustainable development – introducing the Europe-LAND farming typologies
#14 – 10 September 2026 – To be announced!
#15 – 17 September 2026 – To be announced!
#16 – 24 September 2026 – Witnessing the impacts and the effectiveness of EU land use policies over time – insights for policy-makers from Europe-LAND toolbox
#17 – 21 January 2027 – Introducing the Europe-LAND Serious Gaming approach
#18 – 4 February 2027 – Quantifying land-related GHG flux trajectories from European cultivated wetlands – a novel geodatabase
#19 – 18 February 2027 – New indicators for sustainable LU/LC transition – introducing the Europe-LAND indicator set
#20 – 18 March 2027 – Land use causes and transitions – insights from European case studies
Výmena expertov
Aimed at experts from academia, research, policy, and practice, partners engage with a wide range of experts on topics such as land use, modelling, policy, and methodological approaches. These exchanges take place through workshops, events, conferences, and ongoing collaborations, including contributions to specific tasks and joint publications. The aim is to foster meaningful exchange and create mutual benefits by combining project insights with external expertise.
Dialóg o vedeckej politike
To better align research outcomes with the priorities and needs of the European Commission, Europe-LAND organizes an annual policy dialogue. This process brings together EU representatives and Horizon Europe projects working on land-use and land-cover change to exchange insights, identify policy needs, and develop joint recommendations.
The policy dialogue is structured in four steps:
Step 1 (2024) – A virtual roundtable with relevant Horizon Europe projects to identify key policy issues, initial recommendations, and open questions. EU representatives are also invited to contribute their perspectives.
Step 2 (2025) – A workshop with project partners to refine priority policy areas, define thematic sub-categories, and further explore the questions identified in Step 1.
Step 3 (2026) – A joint workshop with EU representatives to discuss the results of previous steps, align findings with policy objectives, and identify remaining knowledge and research gaps.
Step 4 (2027) – A public presentation of the policy dialogue outcomes as part of the Europe-LAND final conference.
Collaboration with other projects
Are you a part of a European research project on land use and land cover change and want to connect to explore possible collaborations and synergies? Become part of our project network!