Contacts:

Lisan Klop  (Province North-Holland, Netherlands) lisan.klop@noord-holland.nl

Marit Tazelaar (Province South-Holland, Netherlands) m.tazelaar@pzh.nl

Description of the aims and goals of WG’s activities

Europe’s high-quality and extremely efficient horticultural sector provices innovative solutions crucial to Europes sustainability and health goals. The Plants working group is collaborating to ensure that the importance of the sector is recognized in the Green Deal Strategies. Our regions are facing similar challenges and we look for collaborative support and opportunities.

Challenges to address

There are several challenges that we aim to  and gain support for at European level. Tackling effects of climate change on horticulture through European opportunities, promoting that circular production policies should be broader than organic farming, promoting the importance of sharing and open data for improving high-tech production, advocating for smart logistics and enabling breeding technology to advance our crop resilience. These challenges and opportunities are central to the approach of the plants working group.

 

 

Member list
Name of entity/organization State/Region/City
Province North-Holland The Hague, South-Holland, Netherlands
Province South-Holland Haarlem, North-Holland, Netherlands
Région Pays de La Loire Nantes, France
Freistaat Thüringen Erfurt, Germany
Agentschap Landbouw en Zeevisserij Flanders Flanders, Belgium
Institute for Food Studies & Agro Industrial Development (IFAU) Hørsholm, Denmark
Greenport West-Holland Westland, Province South-Holland, Netherlands