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Project aim:

ADEAR 37 is supporting a group of 15 producers who wish to pool their production efforts. As part of this initiative, ECOZEPT contributed its expertise by presenting the principles of mutualization along with several concrete case studies. The goal was to broaden participants’ understanding of the various forms such a collaborative project can take. The training aimed to spark collective reflection on the challenges and opportunities of mutualization, grounded in real-world examples.

Activities of ECOZEPT:

ECOZEPT developed educational materials and led a session with the group, drawing on its knowledge and expertise to illustrate the various forms of mutualization implemented in France.

Client:

L'Association pour le développement de l'emploi agricole et rural d'Indre-et-Loire (Association for the Development of Agricultural and Rural Employment in Indre-et-Loire)

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