Project implementation
Work Packages
BIOCHAIN is organised into five connected Work Packages covering management, communication, research, thematic studies and joint solutions.
Structure
Five Work Packages. One coherent chain.
Each Work Package contributes a distinct part of the project while sharing evidence, stakeholders and outputs with the others.
WP1
Project Management
Coordination, governance and quality assurance.
WP2
Communication Activities
Website, social media, visibility and public outreach.
WP3
High-end Joint Activities
Research on MAPs, NWFPs and bioactive applications.
WP4
Thematic Studies & Digital Tools
Climate, pedo-climatic analysis and AI data platform.
WP5
Joint Solutions & Action Plans
Strategies, pilots and sustainable exploitation pathways.
WP1
Project management
Coordination and quality delivery
WP1 ensures the effective administrative, financial and technical management of the partnership. It supports coordination, progress monitoring, risk management, reporting and partner meetings.
WP2
Communication
Visibility, participation and knowledge transfer
WP2 communicates project activities and results to specialist and non-specialist audiences. It includes the project website, social media, communication campaigns, events and promotional material.
WP3
Applied research
High-end joint activities on MAPs and NWFPs
WP3 investigates bioactive compounds and develops practical applications in apiculture, agriculture and aquaculture. Activities include honey phytochemical profiling, natural products, delivery vehicles and ex situ conservation.
WP4
Studies and tools
Joint thematic studies, initiatives and digital services
WP4 connects environmental assessment, climate impacts, plant-stress bioindicators, stakeholder training and the cross-border AI/Data Mining platform for biodiversity and MAP research.
WP5
Joint solutions
Strategies and action plans for long-term use
WP5 integrates project findings into common solutions, protocols, conservation approaches and strategic action plans that can be used by authorities, researchers and primary-sector stakeholders.