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H2020HORIZONFP7

European Forum of Farm Animal Breeders

Country
NLNetherlands
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
21
As coordinator
0
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 3,130,444
Active
2009 to 2025

Projects

21 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
EUAqua.OrgIntegrative breeding strategies for the transition of EUropean AQUAculture towards sustainable ORGanic production (EUAqua.Org)HORIZON2025ParticipantEUR 50,313
SelectOrganicDevelopment of selective breeding programs for boosting organic fish farming that respect high animal welfare requirements, maintain biodiversity and improve fish health and resource efficiencyHORIZON2025ParticipantNot stated
STEP UPSustainable Livestock Systems Transition and Evidence Platform for Upgrading PoliciesHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 160,000
Digi4LiveSupporting the potentials of digital, data-driven solutions for livestock trackingHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 256,484
DETECTIVEDetection of NGT products to promote innovation in EuropeHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 198,360
EuroFAANGA European infrastructure for farmed animal genotype to phenotype researchHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 212,625
CryoStoreInnovation in germplasm cryopreservation for improved animal breeding and the conservation of Europe's livestock biodiversityHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
RUMIGENTowards improvement of ruminant breeding through genomic and epigenomic approachesH20202021ParticipantEUR 337,375
GEroNIMOGEroNIMO: Genome and Epigenome eNabled breedIng in MOnogastricsH20202021ParticipantEUR 246,981
AQUA-FAANGAdvancing European Aquaculture by Genome Functional AnnotationH20202019ParticipantEUR 181,728
GENE-SWitCHThe regulatory GENomE of SWine and CHicken: functional annotation during developmentH20202019ParticipantEUR 197,357
ROADMAPRethinking Of Antimicrobial Decision-systems in the Management of Animal ProductionH20202019ParticipantEUR 248,968
GenTOREGenomic management Tools to Optimise Resilience and EfficiencyH20202017ParticipantEUR 194,565
IMAGEInnovative Management of Genetic ResourcesH20202016ParticipantEUR 68,500
SAPHIRStrengthening Animal Production and Health through the Immune ResponseH20202015ParticipantEUR 150,894
FISHBOOSTImproving European aquaculture by advancing selective breeding to the next level for the six main finfish speciesFP72014ParticipantEUR 168,800
FECUNDOptimisation of early reproductive success in dairy cattle through the definition of new traits and improved reproductive biotechnologyFP72013ParticipantEUR 49,600
PROHEALTHSustainable intensive pig and poultry productionFP72013ParticipantEUR 95,600
RUMINOMICSConnecting the animal genome, gastrointestinal microbiomes and nutrition to improve digestion efficiency and the environmental impacts of ruminant livestock productionFP72012ParticipantEUR 118,200
EADGENE_SStrengthening the implementation of durable integration of EADGENEFP72011ParticipantEUR 78,595

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