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ReMIX adopts the EIP-Agri multi-actor approach in order to produce new knowledge that is scientifically credible but also socially valuable for conventional and organic agricultural systems. The multi-actor approach will be implemented at two levels: project partnership and external stakeholder involvement .

ReMIX will actively involve local stakeholders through 11 Multi-Actor Platforms (MAPs) in 10 EU countries, gathering actors across the agricultural innovation chain: practitioners, research organisations, advisory and extension services, equipment suppliers, EIP-Agri Operational Groups, policy makers, local and regional public authorities, etc. 

Activities in MAPs will span from the specification of end-user needs and the co-design of in-field and on-farm experiments to demonstrations with evaluation of new varieties and practices. 

Denmark: Henrik Hauggaard-Nielsen (RUC); hnie@ruc.dk.

• Link to survey (in Danish)

France (Atlantic): Bertrand Pinel (TER); bpinel@terrena.fr.

France (Mediterranean): Laurent Bedoussac (INRA); laurent.bedoussac@inra.fr.

• Link to survey (in French)

Germany: Maria Finkh (KU); mfinckh@uni-kassel.de. Johannes Timaeus (KU); johannes.timaeus@uni-kassel.de.

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Greece: Christos Dordas (AUTH); chdordas@agro.auth.gr

• Link to survey (in Greek)

Netherlands: Abco de Buck (LBI); a.debuck@louisbolk.nl

• Link to survey (in Dutch)

Poland: Marek Krysztoforski (ACC); m.krysztoforski@cdr.gov.pl

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Spain: Cristina Virto (INTIA); cvirto@intiasa.es

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Sweden: Raj Chongtham Iman  (SLU); raj.chongtham@slu.se

• Link to survey (in Swedish)

Switzerland: Marina Wendling (FiBL); marina.wendling@fibl.org

UK (Scotland): Robin Walker (SRUC); robin.walker@sruc.ac.uk

• Link to survey (in English)