Horizon Europe · Horizon Europe (HORIZON)
Strengthening the resilience of European farmers through improved capacity in coping with risks and crises
Call summary
From the official text, opening part
Expected Outcome: Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: the capacity of farmers and other agri-food supply chain operators to prevent, prepare for, cope with and manage diverse risks and crises, considering potential compound and amplifier effects under climate change, and their impacts, is improved in an integrated way; policymakers benefit from evidence and better understanding on how to enable more effective strategies for prevention and management of diverse risks and crises affecting farmers, considering compound and amplifier effects of climate change and biodiversity loss; knowledge and solutions to improve the resilience of farming systems are available and accessible to farmers and other agri-food supply chain operators through active and effective dissemination and engagement activities. Scope: Farmers are exposed to numerous and … more
Common agricultural policy (CAP)Cost-benefit analysisDisaster resilience and crisis managementFarm economicsRisk managementRisks and vulnerabilities assessmentSupply chain managementcosts and benefitscrisis managementfarming systemspreventive practicesresiliencerisk literacyrisk sharing
Academics who may be relevant
By subject fit
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%47ADEM EMRE CENGİZ
Shared topics: Disaster Management and Resilience · Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis · Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
Overlapping papers: Disaster-resilient construction project lifecycle management: a conceptual framework for integrating resilience across construction project processes (2026) · A New Approach to Green Supply Chain Management for Turkish Construction Sector (2019)
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%46BURAK BARIT
Shared topics: Livestock Management and Performance Improvement · Agricultural risk and resilience · Insurance and Financial Risk Management
Overlapping papers: Cattle enterprise score scale in animal life insurance in Turkey: a study of validity and reliability (2025) · Socio-Economic Structure of Sheep Enterprises in Türkiye: A Micro-Level Analysis (2025)
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%46TUNAHAN PEKDEMİR
Shared topics: Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
Overlapping papers: Organizational Resilience & Crisis Management Relationship on Hospitality Businesses (2024) · Econometric analysis of earthquake impacts on tourism mobility in Türkiye (2025)
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%45FİLİZ ELMAS SARAÇ
Shared topics: Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
Overlapping papers: Evaluating the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Sustainability of International Trade in Agricultural Products in the Context of Crisis Management: An Assessment of the Agricultural Product Exporting Sectors in Antalya, Türkiye, (2024) · Crisis Management and Sustainability in Tourism Industry: Obstacles and Recovery Strategies after Crisis Management and Sustainability in Tourism Industry: Obstacles and Recovery Strategies (2024)
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%42BÜŞRA GARİP
Shared topics: Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management · Quality and Supply Management
Overlapping papers: Commodity futures markets under global supply chain stress (2026) · Drivers and barriers of supply chain integration: a two-phase email-based analytical approach (2025)
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%42GAMZE YÜKSEL
Shared topics: Disaster Management and Resilience · Flood Risk Assessment and Management
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%42MEHMET BARKIN DİNCER
Shared topics: Quality and Supply Management · Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
Overlapping papers: THE NEXUS AMONG SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT, STRATEGIC AGILITY, AND OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE (2025)
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%40FATMA ZEHRA TOÇOĞLU
Shared topics: Disaster Management and Resilience · Disaster Response and Management · Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis
Overlapping papers: From Emergency to Strategy: Human Security Priorities After the Kahramanmaraş Earthquakes Using Hesitant Fuzzy AHP (2025) · THE ‘OTHERS’ OF TENT CITIES: Reconstruction of Social Order Through Emotions (2025)
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