Месец: мај 2019.

What is the GROW Observatory?
The GROW Observatory is a European-wide project engaging thousands of growers, scientists and others passionate about the land. Together, we are learning about sustainable growing practices, as well as exploring and using simple tools to better manage soil, while contributing to vital scientific environmental monitoring. You can register for a free GROW account and sign up to receive our newsletter to stay in touch with GROW here: http://growobservatory.org/

What is GROW’s vision?
Our vision is to support the emergence of a movement of citizens generating, sharing and using information on growing and the land. This can lead to: more sustainable land use practices; better soil and land governance and policy; and a unique data repository for science. Through this, people gain a voice on local issues, and tailored advice on which new crops to plant, when to water, sow, and harvest. In turn, their insight will underpin better-informed decision-making and policy objectives, while improving soil, land use, climate change mitigation, adaptation, and our overall sustainability. We at GROW will realise our vision by enabling citizens to measure land and soil parameters at high spatial resolution over large geographical areas. This will be done by using the Internet and mobile technologies, combined with widely available sensors. GROW will be providing opportunities for growers of all scales to contribute data, shape their own missions and take part in citizen science experiments. 

What are GROW Missions?
GROW missions are citizen science activities. They can happen over weeks or months. In GROW missions, you can take action in growing spaces wherever you are, and learn together with other growers on dedicated online spaces. You will get to try out exciting new ways to improve your soil and food production methods. You could do simple, coordinated soil observations and experiments to capture, and make sense of data on your local environment. This will help to validate good growing practices and environmental monitoring. GROW missions during 2018 and 2019 will come in many shapes and forms. Some are for anybody, anywhere. Others take place in specific places in Europe. Other ongoing ways you can engage with GROW is by taking part in online discussions and events. There will be online courses on soil, sensors and growing, an online space to discover and share GROWing stories, soil moisture sensor trials in several locations in Europe, and experiments you can do in your growing space, wherever you are. Our first mission was a fantastic free online course, “Citizen Science: From Soil To Sky”, that run in May 2017. There was an incredible response to this, and we will rerun it alongside new courses in 2018 and 2019.

 

As a participant of the Changing Climate Mission, you are strongly encouraged to take part in this online training that will provide you with an exciting and supportive learning journey.

Rural center OWL after  interview with Pavlos and as a result, is  officially invited  to become a part of GROW as a New Community Champion.

In next several months we will be settle up sensors in Special Nature Reserve Zasavica and become new member of family of 

University of Dundee, Scotland
Permaculture Association, Great Britain
International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria
Met Office, United Kingdom
Hydrologic Research, Netherlands
Starlab, Spain
FutureEverything, England
Cultivate, Ireland
Culture Polis, Greece
James Hutton Institute, Scotland
Vienna University of Technology, Austria
Thingful, England
Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, Spain
Storythings, England
University of Miskolc, Hungary
Food and Agriculture Organisation, Italy

 

Today on May 27th 2019 we got invitation = > 

We are delighted you have been successful after your interview with Pavlos and as a result, we want to officially invite you to become a part of GROW as a New Community Champion

Na konkursu „Dobra fotka za dobro delo“  među izabranim fotografijama za izložbu u okviru ovogodišnjeg Festivala filantropije  našla se i fotografija  Marka Cvijanovića koja je obeležila Akciju Sadnica za maturante koja su realizovali sopstvenim sredstvima u Srednjoj medicinskoj školi Draginja Nikšić u Sremskoj Mitrovici 2019 godine

 

Izložba pod nazivom „Mladi i filantropija“ će biti dostupna za posetu tokom trajnja programa Festivala filantropije u Beogradu i to u:

– Muzeju nauke i tehnike, Dobračina 51 (u odeljku Mikser Kids), od petka, 24. maja do nedelje, 26. maja

– Centru za kulturu “Vlada Divljan”, Mitropolita Petra 8, u utorak, 28. i sredu 29. maja.

O dodatnim terminima i lokacijama izložbe bismo Vas obavestili naknadno.

Cilj i metodologija treninga
Trening “Uvod u javno zagovaranje i metod strateške efektivnosti” ima za cilj da ojača kapacitete organizacija civilnog društva u sprovođenju akcija javnog zagovaranja. Ovaj trening će učesnike pripremiti da planiraju i obavljaju svoje aktivnosti pravovremeno i na strateški orijentisan način, da imaju u vidu uticaj ključnih aktera, kao i da uzmu u obzir sve posledice (kako pozitivne, tako i negativne) koraka koje preduzimaju tokom procesa javnog zagovaranja.
Trening se sastoji iz dva dela. U prvom delu – uvodu u javno zagovaranje – učesnici se upoznaju sa osnovama i značajem koncepata poput promena, poruka, istraživanja i važnosti podataka za proces javnog zagovaranja. Na drugom delu treninga, učesnici će se baviti osnovama metoda “Strateške efektivnosti” koji je razvijen od strane američke organizacije New Tactics in Human Rights i koji nevladine organizacije uspešno upotrebljavaju širom sveta.
Svrha treninga
1. Učesnici su upoznati sa osnovim principima javnog zagovaranja i ključnim elementima
strateškog planiranja u javnom zagovaranju
2. Učesnicima su predstavljeni primeri inovativnog javnog zagovaranja u drugim zemljama
u regionu i svetu
3. Učesnicima su dati instrumenti koji ih osposobljavaju da primenjuju inovativne veštine u
svojim strategijama javnog zagovaranja i planiranja.

Projekat “Aktivni građani-bolje društvo: zagovaranjem ka saradnji i demokratskom razvoju” je trogodišnja inicijativa pokrenuta sa ciljem da unapredi prakse javnog zagovaranja u civilnom društvu, prakse koje zastupaju interese lokalnih zajednica i aktivno uključuju građane u svoj rad. Projekat je podržan od strane Američke agencije za međunarodni razvoj (USAID), a realizuju ga Beogradska otvorena škola i saradnji sa Beogradskim fondom za političku izuzetnost (BFPE) i Balkanskom istraživačkom mrežom (BIRN) Srbija .

Udruženje Ruralni centar sova je dobilo programsku podršku u okviru ovog programa.

 

U kući  Klastera u Nisu 13.-14.5.2019 održana je 2. radionica  na temu Izazak na nova tržišta, Profesor INSME Giovano Zazzerini upoznoa nas je za sa metodom The Blue ocean strategy koju smo provežbali kroz grupni i individualni rad. 

 

16.5.2019 odžan je i prvi webinar na temu INSME Academy on “Building innovation capabilities” koji je predvodio  Mr. Gerry Purcell.  

 

kroz obe aktivnosti testirali smo nasa dva programa PET nije Smece i Sremsku korpu proizvoda i za obe dobili preporuku da uradimo bisnis predlog do sledece radionice.

 

 

BEST projekat sprovidi  Kuća klastera Nis i INSME Rim projektni partneri, CEI / EBRD donator.  Institucije podrske UNIVERZITET U NISU I NISAVSKI UPRAVNI OKRUG

Sremski poljoprivredni sajam „Agrosirm“ ove godine biće održan 8. i 9. juna na Hipodromu u Sremskoj Mitrovici.

Organizatori sajma su Grad Sremska Mitrovica, KPZ Sremska Mitrovica (PJ “Dubrava”) Konjički klub “Srem”, PKS Regionalna privredna komora Sremskog upravnog okruga i Udruženje ruralni centar „Sova“.