PROPAGRI

PROfessional integration of young People through AGRIculture

About the project

PROPAGRI (Professional integration of young people through agriculture) is an Erasmus+ project aiming at providing Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET) youth with agricultural skills and training to improve their employability in the farming sector.

The project strives to bridge the gap between youth people in need of employment and the agricultural sector, that requires more workers.  PROPAGRI, coordinated by Nivot Agricultural School, is composed of five partners from different countries (France, Belgium, Serbia, Italy, and Germany).

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The project consortium

Nivot Agricultural School
France

The French agricultural school l’École d’Agriculture du Nivot, situated in Nivot, Brittany, (France), is the coordinator of the project. It focuses on teaching both theorical and practical aspects of the agricultural businesses. The school offers specialised training in forestry, livestock, and apiculture, amongst others. It is located on agricultural and forestry ground, which allows the school day to be composed of equal amounts of field work and class work. Furthermore, students are also taught the institutional aspect of agricultural activities such as rural dynamics, food science, biotechnology, health, and commerce.

European Landowners' Organization
Belgium

The European Landowners Organization, established in 1972, is a unique federation of national associations from the EU27, which represent the interests of the landowners, land and forest managers and rural entrepreneurs at the European political level. ELO has participated in several Erasmus+ projects promoting VET (Vocational Education and Training) in agriculture, farming and rural management.

The NGO IUVENTA focuses on issues related to the youth: youth participation, youth policy, volunteerism, human rights promotion, violence prevention, gender equality, democracy, inter-religious dialogue, among many other different matters. IUVENTA provides information, help and support to youth people regarding non-formal education, social and learning mobility, volunteer work and internship abroad, ecology and sustainable development, etc.

TDM 2000 ODV
Italy

TDM 2000 is an Italian non-profit organization, based in Sardinia, that coordinates actions and activities for youth people willing to engage in volunteering. It is a lead organisation tasked with hosting, sending, and assisting volunteers in the frame of the European Solidarity Corps. Their main fields of work are youth policy, entrepreneurship, human rights, democracy, intercultural learning, non-formal education, international cooperation, local development, and migration. TDM 2000 is also an accredited organization on projects related to the mobility of young people.

Thüringer Ökoherz e.V.
Germany

Thüringer Ökoherz is a German association that supports organic farming in the state of Thuringia. Established in 1991, it promotes organic agriculture and landscape conservation. Its key areas of work are education, training, advisory services, and social farming. The development and implementation of educational programmes for schools play a central role in the organization’s daily activity. Thüringer Ökoherz has an extensive experience in Erasmus+ projects promoting education and training in organic and social farming.

Contact

Nivot Agricultural School
Project email: info@propagri.eu
Le Nivot 29590 Lopérec, France

About PROPAGRI

In 2021, 13.1% of the youth aged 15-29 years in the EU were not employed, nor in education or training. Italy was the country the most affected by this societal challenge, with a share of 23.1% of its young population being NEET. The situation of the agricultural sector makes it especially vulnerable to the lack of trained young people, because generational replacement is not ensured, which puts at risk the continuation of farming activities.

The challenges faced by youth in agriculture encompass unemployment, educational failure, lack of references, social and economic barriers, and many more of them that hinder their integration into both the professional and the social worlds.

The agricultural sector confronts other major challenges related to climate change. Sustainable agriculture, raised as an essential drive in the fight against climate change, needs more human labour than initially anticipated, yet there is an increasing trend of individuals turning down positions in these fields.

The project strives to bridge the gap between youth people in need of employment and the agricultural sector, that requires more workers.  PROPAGRI, coordinated by Nivot Agricultural School, is composed of five partners from different countries (France, Belgium, Serbia, Italy, and Germany).

Project objectives

The project has four main objectives:

All these objectives aspire to create a set of working opportunities for NEET youth in agricultural-related jobs through a specific training that will provide them with the skills needed to engage in sustainable agriculture.

Privacy Policy

At PROPAGRI we take the protection of your personal data very seriously. Our purpose is to protect the privacy of the data you provide us and to comply with the current regulations on the protection of personal data.

In compliance with the Act 3/2018 of 5 December on the Protection of Personal Data and Guarantee of Digital Rights transposing Regulation (EU) 2016/679, we inform you of the following information about our privacy and data protection policy:

Who the controller of the processing of your data?

The organization responsible of your data is Le Nivot. This is a school located in Lopérec France.

Address
Le Nivot 29590 Lopérec, France
Telephone
+33 2 98 81 10 04
Email contact

What is the purpose of the treatment?

  • To respond to requests, complaints and incidents transferred through our contact channels incorporated in the website.
  • To understand the behavior of the navigator within the web in order to detect possible computer attacks on our web.
  • Comply with legal obligations that are directly applicable to us and regulate our activity.
  • To protect and exercise our rights or to respond to complaints of any kind.
  • Submission of newsletters regarding the goods or services that make up the activity of the responsible person or news related to his activity.

What is the legal base of the treatment?

The legal basis for the treatment of your data is the consent of the data subject under article 6.1 a) of the Regulation, as well as the legitimate interest of the data controller under article 6.1 f) of the Regulation.

The data we request from you are adequate, relevant and strictly necessary and in no case are you obliged to provide them to us, but their non-communication may affect the purpose of the service or the impossibility of providing it.

For how long do we keep your data?

Your data will be kept for the time required for the proper provision of the service offered, as well as to meet the responsibilities that may arise from it and any other legal requirement.

Which recipients will receive your data?

While processing your data, Le Nivot may share your data with:

On Projects Advising SL, as web management and maintenance service providers.

What are my rights?

  • Right of access: the right to obtain confirmation of whether personal data is being processed, as well as the right of access to such data.
  • Right to rectification of personal data.
  • Right to erasure
  • Right to limitation of processing
  • Right to data portability
  • Right to object: the right to object to data being processed.


The controller retains the right to restrict the rights set forth in Article 23 of the EU Regulation, if such restriction is provided to safeguard, in particular fundamental rights and freedoms and is a necessary and proportionate measure.

Where can I make a complaint?

If any interested party considers that their data are not being treated correctly, they can send their complaints to the following e-mail address; projects@elo.org.

The data subject declares to have acquired all this information.

Cookies Policy

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Cookies do not harm your computer and are necessary to facilitate navigation.

What are cookies used for on our website?

Cookies are necessary for our website to work properly. The purpose of our cookies is to improve the user’s browsing experience. They can be used to remember your preferences (language, country, etc.) during navigation and on future visits.

The information collected in the Cookies also allows us to improve the website and adapt it to the individual interests of users, speed up searches, etc.

What types of cookies does our website use?

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What we will NOT use cookies for

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Who uses the information contained in these cookies?

The information stored in the website’s cookies is used exclusively by us, apart from those identified below as “third party cookies”, which are used and managed by external entities to provide us with services to improve our own services and the user’s experience when browsing our website.

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