The ETS of the School of Building Engineering hosted yesterday afternoon, March 15, the third working meeting for the constitution of the group, organized by COSE and the UGR, which was attended by about 40 poplar grove owners in the province. During the meeting, the Communication Company Jasten Fröjen, specialist in the forestry sector, by means of a participatory strategy, collected first-hand all the information from the attending owners about their feelings and expectations regarding poplar plantations and timber. With this valuable information, the company will prepare the corporate image of the future Association in the coming weeks. Progress was also made on the Statutes, which are almost ready for final approval. As provisional headquarters of the Association, the generous offer of the IFAPA-Camino del Purchil to locate it in its facilities was accepted, pending the possible option of locating it in the San Isidro Sugar Factory, recently acquired by the University of Granada. Finally, volunteers were requested for the Board of Directors of the Association, more adhesions were collected as well as the necessary documentation for its constitution. The next meeting is scheduled for the beginning of April.
Five companies from Granada have been the winners of the twelfth edition of the Emprendemos Awards in Granada. This initiative, promoted by the Ministry of University, Research and Innovation through Andalucía Emprende, recognized these companies for the innovation they apply to the development of their activities, their growth potential, and their social, economic, and environmental impact.
The meeting will present the results of the LIFE Wood for the Future project, which ends in September of this year. . Representatives of forest owners from all the autonomous communities will meet at the Hotel Luna today and tomorrow.
The 26 photographs selected in the contest organized by the University and the Marjal Producers Association, together with a sound installation, are part of the exhibition at the Galería del Carmen of the Alhama Town Hall.
Organized by the University of Granada, through Medialab UGR of the Vice-Rectorate for Social Innovation, Employability and Entrepreneurship, in collaboration with Salvemos la Vega - Vega Educa and the City Council of Huétor Vega.
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