AgroServ is a five-year long EU-funded project, (2022-27), with a mission to support research and innovation in the field of agriculture and agroecology. We aim to address the complex challenges faced by agricultural systems, including the need to sustainably feed a growing global population, combat climate change, preserve natural resources, and enhance biodiversity. 

To do that we offer a wide range of research services, from the molecular to the societal level, and create new links and collaboration between different stakeholders within the sector, such as farmers, the industry and policymakers. 

The unique contribution of AgroServ comes from the high inclusiveness of research infrastructures, within the agroecological sector. A total of 73 partners comes together, offering a total of 143 Research Services. This wide offer of services is easily accessible through a common portal. 

The results and methods will be useful for many, including politicians and other policy makers to evaluate the right approach to environmental threats when making evidence-based decisions. 

The transdisciplinary project AgroServ is funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe programme. It encourages the cross-fertilisation of knowledge in a variety of fields such as agricultural sciences, natural sciences, biological sciences, ecology, forestry, fisheries and agronomy.

Agroecology, a path to sustainability

AgroServ aims to provide the scientific community with large, high profile research services to facilitate and enable interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research in agroecology and foster open science and innovation.

To address current and emerging global challenges, AgroServ is born from the need of a collective action capable of enhancing the sustainability of food systems, safeguarding human, animal, and environmental health, preserving natural resources and biodiversity and mitigating climate change. 

By focusing on implementing a resilient and sustainable agri-food system through transdisciplinary services offered by research infrastructures, the project will also seek to actively involve key actors from the agriculture system in the research process.