Engaging with policy makers on agroecology [Webinar Recording]

This webinar explores how to create supportive frameworks for agroecology locally, nationally and across the EU.



Influencing policy that will help create the right environment for change is a challenge. How do you get to the right people in your local area, or in government, or even within the European Commission? It’s not only a matter of who, but of how, and even when?

These challenges can’t be a barrier to change – policy makers need expert-led science-backed solutions so they can generate policy that works in practice.

In this webinar, we sketch the policy development cycle at various intervention levels, elaborating on key moments where science-society interventions can be effective. We also discuss enabling and disabling factors that should be considered.

Our speakers

  • Dr Susana Gaona-Saez
    Research Policy and Programme Officer at DG AGRI of the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium.

  • Dr Yanka Kazakova and Vyara Stefanova 
    Society for Territorial and Environmental Prosperity (STEP) with experice in policy advocacy supporting High Nature Value (HNV) farming in Bulgaria.

  • Linn Schaan and Dr Guy Pe’er
    Department of Biodiversity and People (BioP), Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ, Leipzig, Germany.

Of interest to

Those wanting to learn how to promote, advocate and champion policy that better supports nature-friendly farming.

Recorded in February 2024


Keywords: Transdisciplinary research, Policy, Socio economic resilience

Country: Bulgaria, Germany, EU, Pan-Europe


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