The Groof capitalization initiative has been approved by the Interreg NWE program.
"Our new initiative is all about supporting more sustainable greenhouse projects through individual and collective coaching. We will support your project’s development to increase your chances of success and improve its potential of CO2 saving. For this call, any sustainable greenhouse project in connection to a building or a city can apply, our scope is not exclusive to rooftop projects anymore," the organization announces.
This time, they will target 4 new countries: the UK, The Netherlands, Ireland, and Germany. They welcome 1 new partner and 2 associated partners who are now joining the consortium to work on the initiative.
FarmTech Society: The Farm Tech Society (FTS) is an international non-profit industry association that unites and supports the Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) industry, seeking to strengthen the sector through the development and implementation of resilient and future-proof methods and technologies for indoor growing.
UK Urban AgriTech: The UK Urban AgriTech collective, or UKUAT, brings together the UK’s key players in modern agricultural technologies. They are a cross-industry group devoted to promoting urban agtech as a solution for food and environmental crises. They aim to influence policy by sharing information, educating, and communicating practitioner needs as one. They promote the uptake of agtech in urban and peri-urban settings by uniting to attract funding and customers.
South Kerry Development Partnership: South Kerry Development Partnership CLG is a community-led local development company. They aim to promote economic development by protecting and increasing employment, by fostering the development of new and existing enterprises.
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