The webinar “The Data Space Kit: an opportunity for cooperatives, companies and irrigation communities” is conceived as a key day to understand, from a practical and realistic approach, how data can become a real lever for competitiveness, sustainability and improved management in the agri-food sector.
Data Space Kit
Registration link:
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Over the course of two hours, experts from the technological, academic and business fields will explain what an agri-food Data Space really is and, above all, what it is for beyond the technological concept.
The aim of the webinar is to:
- Explain what an agri-food Data Space is and what it is really for, beyond the technology.
- Show how its implementation can be financed through the Data Space Kit call.
- Sharing real experiences from cooperatives, companies and projects that are already developing it.
- To highlight the value of knowledge transfer from universities to the productive sector.
- To provide attendees with a clear roadmap to assess whether this opportunity fits their cooperative or company.
The meeting focuses on the Data Space Kit as a strategic opportunity funded with public funds, designed to enable cooperatives, agri-food companies and irrigation communities to implement solutions based on the intelligent use of their own data.
One of the webinar's main strengths is its practical approach. It will cover the types of projects the call for proposals funds, the most common mistakes made when developing them, and how to adapt the Kit to the realities of different types of organizations, from first- and second-tier cooperatives to wineries, olive oil mills, and livestock farms. The session emphasizes a key idea: it's not about accumulating technology, but about transforming existing data into useful information for decision-making. Enviar comentarios
The program will showcase specific use cases related to irrigation, sustainability, traceability, logistics, and management support, as well as real-world experiences from organizations already developing Data Spaces with tangible results. Furthermore, it will highlight the university's role in knowledge transfer, particularly in areas such as carbon measurement, soil management, and access to new certification and funding opportunities linked to sustainability.
The webinar will culminate in a panel discussion on real-world experiences and a clear roadmap for organizations interested in joining the project, including technical support and assistance with the grant application process. Ultimately, this event is designed for managers, technical staff, and innovation and sustainability professionals who want to move from data to value, seizing an opportunity that can make a real difference in the future of the agri-food sector.
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Spanish