ReGENERATE
Regenerative Agricultural Practices for Environmental Rejuvenation
and Sustainable Ecosystems on European Farms
About ReGENERATE
Regenerative agriculture is becoming increasingly important as Europe faces urgent environmental and socio-economic challenges. Conventional farming methods have led to soil degradation, biodiversity loss, and increased greenhouse gas emissions, threatening both ecosystems and food security. At the same time, farmers are under pressure to adapt to the impacts of climate change, including prolonged droughts, extreme weather, and declining soil fertility.
The ReGENERATE project is a European initiative dedicated to showing alternatives to conventional farming. It promotes and develops regenerative agriculture as a sustainable solution for the future of farming. The project focuses on providing farmers across Europe with practical knowledge, tools, and inspiration to transition toward more environmentally friendly agricultural practices.
Regenerative agriculture is an innovative approach that can improve soil health, enhances biodiversity, and restores ecosystem functions such as carbon sequestration. It draws on methods from agroecology, agroforestry, ecological restoration, and low-input farming to support long-term sustainability.
We’re collecting real-life examples, expert insights, and hands-on tools to help you start your regenerative journey.
The main project activities are:
Podcast series
Inspiring learning materials
Online training platform
Stories from fellow farmers
Our Aim
In the long term, ReGENERATE aims to strengthen the resilience of European agriculture, protect natural resources, and improve the economic and environmental sustainability of rural communities. Its outcomes will benefit individuals and institutions alike, offering a practical roadmap for regenerative change at both local and national levels. ReGENERATE bridges the gap between theory and practice, not only informing but also empowering farmers to take action.
News
Consortium
The ReGENERATE project brought together 5 partners from the Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, and Italy to help farmers all over Europe.
Association of Private Farming of the Czech Republic (Coordinator)
Prague, the Czech Republic
INSTITUT INPRO
Prague, the Czech Republic
TRIEBWERK-Regenerative Land- und Agroforstwirtschaft UG
Eschwege, Germany
On Projects Advising SL
Granada, Spain
Association for Rural Development
Spoleto, Italy
Training platform
Soon, you can find here Good Practice Examples from fellow farmers, Podcast Series, and Inspirational Learning Materials.
Contact
Address
Association of the Private Farming of the Czech Republic
Samcova 1
110 00
Prague 1
The Czech Republic
Association of Private Farming of the Czech Republic (Coordinator)
Prague, the Czech Republic
Asociace soukromého zemědělství (ASZ ČR) is an association of private farmers in the Czech Republic. Its purpose is to represent the political, economic, social, and professional interests of Czech agricultors both domestically and abroad. The core values of the organisation center around the promotion of sustainable, multi-functional, and environmentally friendly agriculture with a balance between economic and ecological concepts. ASZ ČR is also an advocate for individual ownership and management of family farms, as well as helping them achieve a strong and stable standing on the market and helping create an environment that facilitates the development of competent entrepreneurs in rural areas.
ASZ ČR is the leading organisation representing private farming in the country, with over 7500 members. Its role is not only as a key actor in agricultural political representation, but also as a channel for community development in Czech agriculture, creating countless outlets of collaboration and reciprocity between individual farms through the organisation of various celebrations, ceremonies and other events.
INSTITUT INPRO
Prague, the Czech Republic
Institut INPRO is an educational organisation that operates in the field of adult education and vocational training. INPRO employs approximately 8 specialists as full-time staff, and it cooperates with approximately 100 external educators, lecturers, teachers, trainers, and advisors who work on the implementation of projects in the field of agricultural and rural development.
The main activities of INPRO comprise the delivery of long-term and certified educational courses, the development of innovative forms of education (i.e., ICT tools incorporated into e-learning systems, m-learning systems, development of micro-learning units).
TRIEBWERK-Regenerative Land- und Agroforstwirtschaft UG
Eschwege, Germany
TRIEBWERK is among Germany’s leading consulting and planning firms in the fields of regenerative agriculture and agroforestry. The company specializes in providing comprehensive planning and advisory services to agricultural enterprises and other relevant stakeholders. Its services span the entire process from the initial concept through to on-the- ground implementation.
In addition to its consulting work, TRIEBWERK offers a range of educational programs tailored to diverse audiences, including students, practitioners, advisors, researchers, and policymakers. Since 2021, the organization has also operated a dedicated teaching and learning farm in central Germany, serving as a practical hub for delivering hands-on educational content.
Over the past years, TRIEBWERK has built substantial expertise in securing and managing both national and international educational and research projects. The interdisciplinary team comprises the three founding members, nine employees, several freelancers, and two to three trainees. This core team is further supported by an extensive international network of partners and stakeholders.
On Projects Advising SL
Granada, Spain
OnProjects is a consultancy firm made up of professionals from various fields that supports companies, associations, public bodies and other entities in the implementation of European projects. We cooperate to achieve excellence in the management, monitoring and dissemination of publicly funded projects, generating a significant impact on society and making the most of public funding.
With 10 years of experience and more than 70 European projects managed, OnProjects has built a network of over 300 partners working in a wide range of areas such as rural development, sustainability, social innovation, culture and cultural heritage.
Association for Rural Development
Spoleto, Italy
Association of Rural Development, is an Italian association established in 2001 engaged in the rural sector. It provides technical assistance to its members and to other private and public organizations interested in strengthening local development through a sustainable management of the available natural and cultural resources. Sustainable tourism and agriculture are the main fields ASR works on.
ASR undertakes a varying range of interconnected actions to meet the differing needs of each sector and its associated organization and territory. Building on improving cooperation between both public and private actors alongside the development of local participatory development plans and the drafting and implementation of national and European projects, direct consultancy is critical to the projects ultimate success.
ASR participated in the development and promotion of small machines working with renewable energy sources capable of processing high-quality and safe agro-food products. It is also involved in the spreading of sustainable agricultural practices that create positive effects on the environment and on crops. Based on these experiences, ASR is capable of supporting small farmers in the adoption of new technologies capable of improving their economic sustainability while creating positive effects on the environment. ASR works to enhance the socio-economic development of rural and mountainous areas by improving the sustainability and competitiveness of farmers and rural entrepreneurs.