Evidence-based climate mitigation for practical, farmer-centred agriculture in Central and Eastern Europe.
AgriCEE – Mitigation-Smart Farming supports the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices in Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary. The project brings together scientific evidence, farmer experience and policy dialogue to make agricultural climate mitigation more practical, targeted and acceptable for farmers.
About the project
AgriCEE – Mitigation-Smart Farming is a regional project focused on enhancing climate mitigation in agriculture in Central and Eastern Europe.
Working across Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary, the project focuses on arable farming and climate-smart agricultural practices that can contribute to lower emissions, healthier soils and more resilient farming systems.
The project combines scientific evidence with farmers’ perspectives and policy analysis. Its aim is to support agricultural and climate policy decision-makers in designing mitigation policies that reflect local conditions, farmers’ needs and practical implementation barriers.
Connecting knowledge, farming practice and policy for climate-smart agriculture
AgriCEE creates space for cooperation across the region, helping turn climate objectives into practical solutions for farmers and decision-makers.
Evidence-based practices
We identify and assess agricultural practices with climate mitigation potential, focusing on their relevance for farming systems in Central and Eastern Europe.
Farmers’ perspectives
We explore farmers’ motivations, barriers and needs to ensure that mitigation recommendations are practical, realistic and acceptable.
Policy dialogue
We support dialogue between farmers, advisors, researchers, policymakers and civil society to strengthen agri-climate policy design.
Supporting climate-smart agriculture in the region
AgriCEE builds capacity, creates evidence and supports cooperation among key actors working on agricultural climate mitigation.
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Countries involved
Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary working together for climate-smart agriculture.
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Farmers’ voices
Farmers will share insights on barriers, needs and motivations for adopting mitigation practices.
2026–2028
Project duration
A regional programme of research, dialogue and knowledge sharing for practical agricultural climate mitigation.
300+
Participants engaged
Workshops, trainings and stakeholder events will connect farmers, advisors, researchers and policymakers.
Insights and updates
Read project news, expert insights and practical resources on climate-smart farming, mitigation practices and agri-climate policy in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Activities supporting climate-smart agriculture
AgriCEE combines research, stakeholder engagement and practical knowledge sharing to support climate mitigation in agriculture.
Farmer surveys and focus groups
Workshop
Central Europe
Listening to farmers is central to AgriCEE. Through surveys and focus groups, the project explores what motivates or prevents the adoption of mitigation practices.
Workshops and stakeholder roundtables
Roundtable
Central Europe
AgriCEE brings together farmers, advisors, policymakers, researchers and civil society to discuss practical pathways for climate-smart agriculture.
On-farm demonstrations
Demonstration
Central Europe
Project activities include demonstration events that show how selected climate-smart practices can be applied in real farming contexts.