ICT4PolicyMaking Community
Welcome to the Policy Modeling Community that aims to strengthens the use of ICT in the Policy Making process and therewith enable made policies to achieve a higher sustainability, impact and efficiency. To include ICT in policy making requires also changes in the policy making process, what’s intended by the advancement of existing policy making process and refine them for the use and consideration of new technologies.
Latest News
- FARMWISE at HortiFruit: Turning Research into Dialogue with the Agri-Food Sector in Southeast SpainHow can digital tools, data, and scientific knowledge better support farmers, companies, and public authorities facing increasing water and climate pressures?And what happens when European research projects step out of the lab and into direct conversation with the agri-food sector? In November, FARMWISE brought these questions to HortiFruit, one of the leading trade fairs for […]
- FARMWISE in Bologna: From Project Review to Real-World Questions
What does it take to turn complex research into tools that actually support decisions on water and agriculture? How do models, data, and digital systems hold up when they meet real operational and policy constraints? These questions shaped the 5th FARMWISE General Assembly, held in Bologna, Italy, on 28–29 January 2026, where project partners, researchers, […] - Press release – Press briefing on next week’s plenary sessionSpokespersons for Parliament and for the political groups will hold a briefing on the 9 – 12 February plenary session, on Friday at 11.00 in Parliament’s Anna Politkovskaya…
- From Orchard Row to the River Po: FARMWISE Field Visits in Italy
As part of the FARMWISE General Assembly held at the University of Bologna from 28th – 29th January, project partners took part in a field visit that brought the project’s systems-thinking approach to life. From experimental orchards and precision irrigation trials at Acqua Campus to the large-scale water infrastructure managed by Canale Emiliano Romagnolo (CER), […] - Nature-based solutions to enhance groundwater recharge: case study of a Runoff Attenuation Feature in the Wensum catchment, UK
Water resources in the East of England are experiencing pressures arising from over-abstraction for both domestic and irrigation water supplies that threaten the ecology of chalk streams that are unique to the region. One strategy to support chalk streams is to employ nature-based solutions (NbS) to increase water availability, improve groundwater recharge and enhance river […] - FARMWISE partner – UEA expert – contributes to global report on risks from water use in agrifood systemsReliable access to sufficient and safe water is essential for food security. However, water systems globally are under unprecedented pressure. An academic from UEA has contributed to a major global report on the chemical risks from water use in agrifood systems – with arsenic, lead and PFAS among those identified as posing a risk to human […]
