LivingSoiLL questionnaire

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To better interpret this survey's result, we ask you to share some of your data, namely the country you live in, your gender, your socio-professional category, and your e-mail address. This data will be treated in the frame of the LivingSoiLL project for research purposes only, to create our Community of Practice (CoP), and to understand better your interest in the different topics of the project.

Your data will be securely stored until the end of the project (November 2028) and accessible by the research team only. Data processing will take place from December 2024 to March 2025. The results of the survey will be published anonymously. People under the age of 18 cannot fill in the survey.

Following current legal legislation on data protection (Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016, on the protection of natural persons about the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data (General Data Protection Regulation), you may exercise your rights concerning the processing of your data, including your right of access, rectification, or erasure, among others, whenever you wish, without having to give any reason, and with no consequences whatsoever.

If you have any questions regarding the processing of your personal data, feel free to contact euprojects@areflh.org.
After considering the information written above: I hereby declare that :*

I consent to my participation in this survey and to the accessto and use of my data under the conditions set forth above.
Presentation of the project
Through the following survey, LivingSoiLL invites you to become part of our Community of Practice (CoP), joining a group of a wide range of stakeholders interested in the exchange of experiences and best practices, for enabling knowledge flow between aspects related to promoting the adoption of locally adapted innovations and soil literacy. LivingSoiLL “Healthy Soil to Permanent Crops Living Labs”, is a Horizon Europe project that is funded by the European Commission within the framework of the EU MISSION ‘A Soil Deal for Europe’. The Soil Mission aims to lead the transition to healthy soil via sustainable soil management.

LivingSoiLL intends to establish 5 Living Labs (LLs): in Portugal, France, Spain, Italy, and Poland. They will focus on permanent crops (vineyards, olive groves, chestnuts, hazelnuts, and apple orchards), comprising at least 50 demonstration sites and 10 lighthouses, and with the active participation of more than 2000 local actors.

These LLs will focus on improving healthy soils and ecosystem services through co-creating, co-implementing, and co-testing (digital) solutions to:
- reduce erosion,
- improve soil structure,
- reduce the impacts of the intensive use of fertilizers and pesticides,
- increase water storage,
- enhance soil biodiversity,
- and develop an overall resilience of soil.
For more information go to the project website at livingsoill.eu. If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact euprojects@areflh.org.

Through the following survey, LivingSoiLL invites you to become part of our Community of Practice (CoP), joining a group of a wide range of stakeholders interested in the exchange of experiences and best practices, for enabling knowledge flow between aspects related to promoting the adoption of locally adapted innovations and soil literacy.
1- General contact details
Full name*

NameSurname
Gender
Type of organisation
Please select one option
Your organisation name
Please specify which type of organization:
For ex. if it is an institute, what type of institute, etc.
Your position in the organization
Your country
Your phone number
Email*
exemple@exemple.com
What is/are your role(s)?

FarmerLand managerLandownerConsumer of productsConsumer of other services (recreation, water, etc.)Provider of information to the publicProvider of information/ managementadvice to farmers or forestersAdvisorRegulation enforcementPolicy makerEquipment and/or tool provisionProviding finance to land managers/owners/workersAssistance in gaining access to publicfunding for land managementCommunity leadersProvider of safety and/or securityProvider of servicesProducts certification bodyIf other, please specify below
If your roles are not defined above, please mention them below :
2-Community of Practice - Areas of Interest
What is/are the topic(s) you are actively involved in and interested in?

EducationAgricultureEnvironmentWater managementResearchCommunity (rural/RegionaldevelopmentForestryIf other, please specify below
If your interests are not defined above, please mention them below :
Which soil related themes would you like to be involved in and are interested in?

Soil quality indicatorsSoil's inherentproprieties (e.g. texture, mineralogy, organic carbon content, water-holdingcapacity, metals contents, etc.)Soil biologicalproprieties (e.g. soil respiration, structural and functional diversity of thesoil, etc.)Soil degradationSoil healthLiving labs
Which type of crops you are interested:

GrapevineOlivesChestnutsHazelnutsApplesOthers
Which activities would you like to participate in?

TrainingsWebinarsField demonstations eventsOpen daysWorkshopsFocus groupsOn-farming trainingsSeminarsPolicy workshops
Which type of training would you like to participate in, and which do you imagine?
Please describe your idea, it would be very useful and interesting for us to know.
Which information channels do you already use?

Networks(e.g. farmer organizations, regional working groups, etc.)Newsletters(e.g. quarterly newsletter from a publicauthority, the newsletter of the National Association of Organic Farmers,etc.)Events (e.g.agricultural fair, workshops of extension service provider, village meeting,etc.)Online communities (e.g. online discussion fora,websites, social media, etc.)Clubs, organizations, or societies (e.g. Young FarmersAssociation, Organization of Producers)Trade (on permanent crops)Popular magazines,scientific magazinesIf others, please specify below
If your information channels are not defined above, please mention them below :
3- Involvement in the Community of Practice and LivingLabs
Are you directly involved in a Community of Practice (CoP)?

yesno
If yes, please specify which Community of Practice and describe yourinvolvement.
Definition of a living lab

Living Labs are a place where citizens, farmers, experts, technologist researchers, artists, businesses, and public sector organizations can come together to co-create ideas, tools, and technologies that will address local challenges.

It’s a place for innovation and exploring new possibilities but where reflection and evaluation are built into the working process to make sure the Living Lab can be flexible and responsible to the changing needs of stakeholders and communities.

“A Living Lab is an orchestrator of an open innovation process focusing on the co-creation of innovations in real-world contexts by involving multi-stakeholders to generate sustainable values for all stakeholders focusing in particular on end-user”
Are you currently involved in a Living Lab?

yesno
If yes, please specify which living lab and describe your role or involvement:
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Presentation of the project

1- General contact details

2-Community of Practice - Areas of Interest

3- Involvement in the Community of Practice and LivingLabs

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