Training courses

The Rural Women Challenge program provides training courses to promote entrepreneurship among rural women. Recipients The program is aimed at female entrepreneurs and businesswomen, whether they are individuals or legal entities, who live or develop their entrepreneurial project in rural areas. Access

The European Commission has placed environmental protection in general, and the development of the organic production sector in particular, at the heart of its policies through the European Green Deal and its Biodiversity and Farm to Fork Strategies. It has set a target of having 25% of Europe's utilized agricultural area (UAA) certified under

Training Certificate issued by INEA Foundation Goals Know the sources, object and content of Agrarian Law. To frame Law within the scope of the Social Sciences, understanding the interrelationship between the different disciplines that comprise them. Know and understand the legal concepts related to the area of Civil Law that regulates land

Training Certificate issued by INEA-University School of Agricultural Engineering. Goals • Knowledge of the environmental impact of livestock waste. • Knowledge of the legislative basis that regulates environmental protection against livestock waste. • Knowledge of the different forms of livestock waste management with special attention to slurry

Content: Introduction: This module provides an overview of the importance of animal health and management practices in animal production, establishing the relationship between animal health, food safety, and the overall well-being of consumers. The theoretical and practical foundations related to animal health, its impact on productivity, the

Training Certificate issued by INEA-University School of Agricultural Engineering. Content: Introduction and Regulations: This module provides a detailed technical and regulatory overview of the legal and regulatory frameworks governing livestock farming, both nationally and internationally. Regulations related to food safety, animal welfare