Call / Notice: > Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry (MASAF) - PNRR Notice Mission 2, Component 1, Investment 3.4 "Innovation and mechanization in the agricultural and food sector". EU Regulation Code no. 2021/241.

Funding Amount: > € 34,976,093.35

Grant Decree: > MASAF Directorial Decree for Grant Award no. 0023344 dated 25/05/2026

CUP (Unique Project Code): > B49I21001350001

Data Availability / Open Access Note: > The project results will be available free of charge at the following address: ****** starting from July 2030, for all enterprises active in the specific agricultural sector or industry.

(GIZ) The CLIMB project focuses on strengthening institutional capacity in Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries to support the digital transformation of agri-food and wine SMEs through climate-smart, data-driven, and traceability solutions. Leveraging the extensive expertise of the Edmund Mach Foundation, the project delivers applied knowledge on translating agrometeorological data into actionable insights and implementing stable isotope techniques for food authentication and fraud detection aligned with EU standards

(PEI) - Operating within the framework of the EIP-AGRI Operational Groups, this project investigates the pedoclimatic identity of the Lugana DOC territory. By analyzing the dynamic interaction between clay soils, the lacustrine microclimate, and the native Turbiana grape variety, the Edmund Mach Foundation aims to define a scientific identity card for the denomination. This will help optimize agronomic choices against climate change and enhance the value of the wine on international markets.

(AutoPollen) The EUMETNET AutoPollen programme seeks to take full advantage of the large potential for progress that automatic pollen and fungal observations provide. It brings together a consortium from across Europe with the multidisciplinary expertise needed to address the challenges along the entire information chain - from the actual observation through to the final end-user defined product. The programme is particularly innovative in its cooperation and standardisation from-the-start approach. It also favours convergence with the aerosol and air quality monitoring communities, which should lead to improved service provision and additional savings.