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Introduction to Rural’Est

Join our informal group of young Francophone researchers exploring rural zone changes in Central and Eastern Europe. We share information, resources, and results across various disciplines. Attend our academic meetings and conferences for networking and learning. Visit our website for more details.

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Introduction to Rural’Est

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  1. Introduction to Rural’Est Rural'Est

  2. Introduction to Rural’Est • Informal, interdisciplinary group founded in 2007 to allowyoung francophone researchersstudying changes in rural zones in central and easterneuropeto share information, resources and results. • Economists, sociologists, anthropologists, agriculturalists, politicalscientists, etc • Originally internet platform Rural'Est

  3. Rural'Est

  4. Academic Rural'Est

  5. Academic meetings • Paris ‘Journee Transition’ • Warsaw ‘Sustainable Development of Agriculture in Rural Zones of Enlarged Europe’ (partnered with de l’IERGZ (Institut d’Economie Agricole et Alimentaire) • Dijon ‘20 years of Farming and Rural Transition in Eastern Europe: what have we learned?’ (joint meeting with SFER) Rural'Est

  6. Applied Rural Development Rural'Est

  7. Applied Rural Development • Rural Saschiz 2009 ‘Small farms in Romania: Barriers, Policies, Future?’ • Rural Secua 2010 ‘The CAP post 2013’ • Rural Boros2011 (with Pogany Havas Microregion Association) ‘How to assess transformations in Rural Areas?’ Rural'Est

  8. Applied Rural Development • Information sharing • Social capital (networking) • Showcasing examples of good practise • Informal atmosphere Rural'Est

  9. Rural'Est

  10. Applied rural development Rural'Est

  11. Rural'Est

  12. Future activities • November 2011 Networking event Bucharest (with French Embassy) • April 2012 ‘Applied’ meeting Danube Delta (Romania) • September 2012 ‘Applied’ meeting Ukraine • Website development Rural'Est

  13. www.ruralest.com Rural'Est

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