This collaborative structure ensures that AGRI-GIS addresses diverse agricultural realities and climate challenges across Europe, while maintaining a common methodological framework.
Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) – Spain
UPV brings extensive experience in GIS, Earth Observation, digital education and European cooperation projects, ensuring methodological consistency and academic rigour throughout the project.
PRAZE University –
Czech Republic
PRAZE University contributes to the development of training resources and case studies, supporting the integration of geospatial technologies into agricultural education and professional training.
Polish Farm Advisory (PFA) – Poland
PFA leads activities related to impact, dissemination and sustainability, ensuring strong engagement with agriculture technicians and advisory services at regional and national levels.
QM-UNS – Quality Management
QM-UNS acts as Quality Manager, overseeing the Quality Monitoring Plan, including qualitative and quantitative indicators for the evaluation of project activities and results.
International Academy of Applied Sciences in Łomża – Poland
Higher education institution focused on applied sciences, professional education and practice-oriented research in line with regional and European priorities.
Foundation for the Promotion of Agronomic Engineering – Spain
Supports professional training, innovation and the dissemination of agronomic knowledge throughout the agricultural sector in Spain.
Additional partners and associated organisations are involved according to the project work plan.
