AGROECOLOGY – THCS : Transforming Health & Care System

Si segnalano due bandi, che richiedono il contributo delle scienze sociali, messi a disposizione dalle partnership AGROECOLOGY e THCS: Transforming Health & Care System .

Di seguito un estratto dei bandi con un focus su scienze sociali e umanistiche.

AGROECOLOGY (“Fostering agroecology at farm and landscape levels”)

Estratto bando:

Theme 2 – Implementing agroecology at the landscape level

ecosystems: soils, plants, animals and microorganisms, whether pathogenic or symbiotic, as well as interactions amongst plants, between plants and animals and between plants and other organisms (insects, fungi, microorganisms). Proposals should address at least three of the necessary development stages mentioned in the call text, below those most relevant for SSH:

Perform an integrated assessment of the socio-economic impacts of the proposed practices, considering the ecosystem services they provide and their associated social and ecological impacts, their potential benefits and trade-offs, economic viability, the potential for their upscaling, outscaling and social implications
Design strategies supporting agroecology at the landscape level, integrating territorial planning, enhancing the coherence of agricultural and environmental policies and regulations in a given landscape/territory, and promoting new governance systems.
Propose and test incentives supporting a transition to agroecology at the landscape level, which may include but not be restricted to eco-schemes, payment for ecosystem services, adapted credit, taxes, public procurement or the implications of labelling.

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Proposals should be based on a multidisciplinary and integrated approach with a multi-actor perspective (i.e., gathering scientists of all relevant disciplines including social sciences and humanities, and other types of actors including farmers, extension services, upstream and downstream agriculture companies, consumers and civil society, local and regional authorities.
Scheda completa qui.

THCS(“Innovate to Prevent: Personalised Prevention in Health and Care Services”)
Estratto bando:
Consortia funded in this THCS call are required to be interdisciplinary and trans-sectoral, including stakeholders from clinical research, public health, bioinformatics, technology, digital health, ethical, legal, and social aspects (ELSA) research, implementation research, health economics research, actors from the public and private sector, and end-users.

Scheda completa qui.

L’articolo Opportunità per le scienze sociali proviene da Horizon Europe.