project - EIP-AGRI Operational Group
Design of sustainable and ambitious polyculture-goat breeding systems in New Aquitaine on the mitigation of climate change and the preservation of biodiversity
Contexte
Les acteurs de la région, les éleveurs de chèvres et les industriels laitiers se sont engagés dans la généralisation de pratiques agroécologiques pour favoriser la biodiversité, s’adapter au changement climatique et participer à son atténuation. Ces actions s’inscriront également dans la démarche RSE des industriels.
Activities
To meet our objectives, we will: i/ identify and evaluate innovative practices contributing to the strong mitigation of GHG emissions and carbon storage, ii/ carry out an inventory of ordinary biodiversity in goat farms, as well as levers for improvement, iii/ combine virtuous practices on agricultural soil, herd management, energy in particular to design ambitious goat systems for the mitigation of climate change and the preservation of biodiversity, iv/ evaluate the systems thus co-designed using a sustainability evaluation grid (economic, social and environmental) to determine the success factors and the obstacles to the deployment of these systems, v/ engage in an exchange with economic actors (breeders and dairies) but also users (consumers, environmental associations, etc.) to support the development of our systems, and vi/ we will widely disseminate these results and the technical and technical-sustainability arguments.
Project details
- Main funding source
- CAP Strategic Plans 2023-2027 for Operational Groups
- Additional funding source
- Private funding
- Project contribution to EU Strategies
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- Achieving climate neutrality
- Improving management of natural resources used by agriculture, such as water, soil and air
- Protecting and/or restoring of biodiversity and ecosystem services within agrarian and forest systems
- Territorial scope
- National
Budget information
1 Practice Abstracts
The challenge of our project is to offer goat breeders, future breeders and the goat industry, goat systems that are ambitious in their contribution to mitigating climate change, and also preserving biodiversity. These systems must be sustainable and adapted to the changing climate . They will also have to take into account the diversity of regional pedoclimatic contexts and existing operating structures.
Contacts
Project coordinator
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Project coordinator