International research in organic food systems
The secretariat of ICROFS initiates, coordinates, and participates in international research activities. The aim is to strengthen the positions of organic farming and food systems. Furthermore, ICROFS works for increasing the conversion possibilities from conventional farming production, as well as promoting the sustainable development of farming and food systems as a whole and to contribute to the development of agro-ecological methods.
Projects can either be geographical focussed activities or horizontal activities that applied globally or to a wider range of organic farming and food systems.
International research
GlobalOrg
A research project on sustainability of organic farming in a global food chains perspective. Read more... 
EU research
The European Union is financing research concerning environment, food safety, and animal health etc. This includes research in sustainable and organic farming. DARCOF are participating in a number of these project.
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CERTCOST
CERTCOST is a European research project supported by the European Commission. CERTCOST is the acronym for the EU FP7 collaborative project "Economic Analysis of Certification Systems for Organic Food and Farming."
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CORE Organic
The main idea of CORE Organic is the trans-national coordination of research programmes between partner countries. CORE Organic is the acronym of the EO FP6 ERA-net project: "Coordination of European trans-national research in organic food and farming."
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CORE Organic Funding Body Network (FBN)
The CORE Organic Funding Body Network was set up in 2007 to continue and broaden the collaboration after the end of the first CORE Organic ERA-net project, and since then, the CORE Organic FBN has expanded to 23 countries.
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ISOFAR
The international organisation for research in organic farming
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Organic Research Database
The CABI founded portal offers a page where it is possible to post current research project within organic farming.
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Organic Eprints
Organic Eprints is an open, on-line archive for research in organic agriculture with more than 8,000 publications – and growing rapidly. All use of the archive is free of charge. The archive contains scientific and popular articles, reports, presentations, project descriptions, books and other research publications.
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