A comprehensive EU Water Resilience Strategy must prioritize sustainable and organic farming, soil conservation, and vegetation management while integrating sustainable water governance policies. Incentive-based policies, combined with rigorous enforcement and regional cooperation, will help safeguard water resources for future generations while maintaining agricultural productivity and ecological balance.
Naturland association and Bio Suisse
NGO · Germany
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Naturland association and Bio Suisse filed 2 positions on 3 Mar 2025, across 1 of the 687 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
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A comprehensive EU Water Resilience Strategy must prioritize sustainable and organic farming, soil conservation, and vegetation management while integrating sustainable water governance policies. Incentive-based policies, combined with rigorous enforcement and regional cooperation, will help safeguard water resources for future generations while maintaining agricultural productivity and ecological balance.
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