Pannonian P&G
Biodiversity-friendly products and gardens for preservation and strengthening of biodiversity and natural environment of the cross-border area
For communities, farmers, and stakeholders in the Slovenian–Hungarian border region,
who need effective, sustainable ways to protect biodiversity while supporting local livelihoods,
we offer a sustainable approach to the conservation, use, and sustainable management of native or traditional plants, which includes pilot activities such as creating biodiversity-friendly gardens, sustainable supply chains, and biodiversity-friendly products based on indigenous plants and traditions.
With our help, they can restore native habitats, launch biodiversity-friendly businesses, strengthen ecological connectivity, and adopt more sustainable lifestyles.
Our solution is better than isolated conservation or purely commercial farming, as it creates real synergy between biodiversity protection, sustainable use of native plants, and local entrepreneurship
because it combines cross-border knowledge, hands-on demonstration gardens, and local entrepreneurship to protect biodiversity, boost resilience, and create lasting economic and ecological benefits, while seeking a balance between biodiversity conservation, practical measures for the sustainable use of indigenous and traditional plants, and the economic value of biodiversity-friendly products.
Call
Open Call for Project Proposals for standard projects
Priority
Green border region
Specific objective
Enhancing protection and preservation of nature, biodiversity and green infrastructure, including in urban areas, and reducing all forms of pollution
Status
Under implementation
Pannonian P&G
The project lead partner is responsible for the content of this website.
Project Manager
Lucija Kadiš
E-mail address: 248lucija@gmail.com
Phone number: 00 386 31 800-038
Financial Manager
Mateja Horvat
E-mail address: zavod.kocljevina@gmail.com
Phone number: 00 386 31 859 725
Communication Manager
dr. Robert Celec
E-mail address: kocljevina@gmail.com
Phone number: 00 386 31 605 132