The download will be available from this section of the LIFT website, as well as from the Cordis website (please locate the “Results” link at https://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/215945_en.html).

LIFT Project deliverables (according to due date) – the underlined ones are available for download:

31.08.2018 – D1.1 Review of the definition of the existing ecological approaches (type: public report, lead partner: SRUC)

31.10.2018 – D7.1. Website of the LIFT project (type: public website, lead partner: IRWiR PAN)

31.01.2019 – D7.2. First newsletter of the LIFT project (type: public newsletter, lead partner: IRWiR PAN) – and the LIFT First Annual Newsletter itself

30.04.2019 – D2.1. Drivers of farmers’ up‐take of ecological approaches – a conceptual framework with a behavioural focus (type: public report, lead partner: SLU)

31.08.2019 – D2.2 LIFT large-scale farmer survey questionnaire (type: public report, lead partner: DEMETER)

31.08.2019 – D6.1 Legislation and political discourse about ecological farming (type: public report, lead partner: SLU)

31.01.2020 – D7.3. Second newsletter of the LIFT project (type: public newsletter, lead partner: IRWiR PAN) – and the LIFT 2nd Annual Newsletter (English language) itself

29.02.2020 – D1.2. Interactions with stakeholders on farm typology (type: public report, lead partner: VetAgro Sup)

31.12.2020 – D4.1. Spatial dependencies in patterns of adoption at local and regional levels (type: public report, lead partner: UNIKENT)

31.01.2021 – D1.4. LIFT farm typology developed, tested and revised, and recommendations on data needs (type: public report, lead partner: JRC)

28.02.2021 – D7.4. Third newsletter of the LIFT project (type: public newsletter, lead partner: IRWiR PAN)

31.03.2021 – D2.3. Drivers of adoption of ecological approaches (type: public report, lead partner: SRUC)

31.03.2021 – D3.1. Farm technical-economic performance depending on the degree of ecological approaches (type: public report, lead partner: BOKU)

31.03.2021 – D3.2. Farmer private social performance depending on the degree of ecological approaches (type: public report, lead partner: VetAgro Sup)

31.03.2021 – D3.3. Farm environmental performance depending on the degree of ecological approaches (type: public report, lead partner: KU Leuven)

31.03.2021 – D3.4. Employment effect of ecological farming at the farm level (type: public report, lead partner: UNIKENT)

31.03.2021 – D4.2. Socio-economic impact of ecological agriculture at the territorial level (type: public report, lead partner: UNIKENT)

31.03.2021 – D4.3. Environmental impact of ecological agriculture at the territorial level (type: public report, lead partner: KU Leuven)

31.03.2021 – D6.2. Farm, farm-group and territorial level impact of policies on the adoption of ecological approaches and on the performance and sustainability of ecological agriculture (type: public report, lead partner: INRAE)

31.03.2021 – D6.3. Innovative public and private measures to encourage the adoption of ecological approaches and enhance the performance and sustainability of ecological agriculture (type: public report, lead partner: INRAE)

30.11.2021 – D5.1. Farm level sustainability of ecological farming (type: public report, lead partner: BOKU)

30.11.2021 – D5.2. Territorial sustainability of ecological farming (type: public report, lead partner: UNIKENT)

28.02.2022 – D5.3. Synergies between farm level, farm-group and territorial sustainability of ecological farming (type: public report, lead partner: KU Leuven)

30.04.2022 – D7.5. Fourth newsletter of the LIFT project (type: public newsletter, lead partner: IRWiR PAN)

30.04.2022 – D7.6. How to improve the adoption, performance and sustainability of ecological farming (type: public report, lead partner: INRAE)

30.04.2022 – D7.7. Policy brief (type: public policy brief, lead partner: UNIBO)

30.04.2022 – D7.8. Course module on the adoption, performance and sustainability of ecological farming (type: public course module, lead partner: VetAgro Sup)