D6.6 Practice abstracts - batch 2

This document constitutes the deliverable D6.6 Project Abstract -batch 2 of the CHORIZO project and has been prepared by FIAB. This document corresponds to the second deliverable of two that presents the second batch of five Project Abstracts developed with results obtained during the project.A “practice abstract” is a short summary which describes a main information/recommendation/ practice that can be used by the end-users in their daily practice. Projects can share their intermediate and final results through practice abstracts. A total target number of 10 practice abstracts have been foreseen for the project. These include practice abstracts based on CHORIZO results or activities with a particular focus on the inputs from the remaining Case Studies and the tools developed within the project to enhance the impact of the results — namely, the Datahub, the FLW Rapid Appraisal Tool, and the sector-specific capacity building programmeThe resulting innovative knowledge from this project is fed into the European Innovation Partnership Agricultural Productivity and Sustainability (EIP-AGRI) website for broad dissemination to practitioners. End-user material has been produced in the form of a number of summaries for practitioners in the EIP common format ("practice abstracts"). The project details were submitted to the platform with the submission of this first batch deliverable. Guidance and template used for the development of these practice abstracts were downloaded from the new EIP-AGRI website.The EIP common format consists of a set of basic elements characterising the project and includes one or more "practice abstract(s)". The format was developed with two main objectives:(1) to make it possible to contact project partners and encourage knowledge exchange(2) to disseminate the results of the project in a concise and easy understandable way to practitioners.The success and impact of an innovative project depends strongly on its communication, and dissemination activities and further exploitation. These project abstracts are part of this communication, dissemination and exploitation of the project.