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Precilience

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Precilience is a Horizon Europe project developing climate adaptation solutions for the agriculture and forestry sectors in the boreal regions of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

"Severe weather, drought, pests and disease are already taking a toll on farms and forests in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden, with food production, biodiversity, water security and rural livelihoods also at risk. Many of the region’s dominant land-use systems — from crop monocultures to clear-cutting — are both especially vulnerable to, and exacerbating, these pressures.

Working with farmers, foresters, landowners and other actors, Precilience’s 16 partners are co-developing practical solutions to protect soil, water, crops, trees and ecosystems.

Precilience is being delivered by collaborative teams working across different packages of work, from detailed climate modelling to hands-on trials on farms and in forests. Solutions we are exploring include: diversifying agricultural production; sustainable water management; enhancing soil function; forest regeneration; and closer-to-nature forest management.

At the heart of Precilience is stakeholder collaboration: farmers, foresters, landowners and other actors are directly involved and consulted in shaping solutions."

Read more on the project website (precilience.eu) . External link.

About the project

Role of SMHI

SMHI is one of the project partners.

Project partners

Precilience, brings together 16 partners from 5 countries.

Funding

Precilience has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the grant agreement number 101157094.

Timeline

2024 to 2028