Developing Sustainable Self-Management Approaches for Groups to Optimise Regional Value Creation

Research project

Duration:

10/2018 - 09/2021

Project volume:

125.276 EURO

Competence field:

Regional development and development of rural areas, Sustainability in decision-making processes and accountability structures, Education for sustainable development, Corporate responsibility, corporate development and management, Regional added value, Social innovations

Cooperation:

Practical partnership, Composite partnership

Funding partner:

State funding

Department:

Department Wald - Holz - Umwelt

The project used the region of north-eastern Germany as a model to investigate the establishment and development of regional value creation in rural areas. Its main objective was to identify the potential, obstacles and specific framework conditions for successful, self-organised actors and communities along value chains, as well as to identify opportunities for action and methodological approaches to support the development of regional value chains.

 

Final report of the project

Contact

General contact

Project manager

Prof. Dr. Anna Maria Häring

Professorship in Politics and Markets in the Agri-Food Sector

Prof. Dr. Anna Maria Häring

Professorship in Politics and Markets in the Agri-Food Sector

Funding partner

Federal funding

Partnerships

Practice partnerships

The joint project will promote digitalisation and sustainable development in and for the region in the future.
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