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European Soil Erosion Monitoring and Modelling Network for Sustainable Agricultural Land Management
EUROSION aims at creating a robust monitoring network to assess soil erosion status and trends across spatial and temporal scales and promote best management practices to agricultural land managers and decision-makers to reduce soil erosion.
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23 partners from 13 countries

Erosion is a major threat to the ecosystemic services provided by soils, especially for nutrient cycling, provision of food, water purification, leading to significant on- and off-side effects that need to be monitored, studied and prevented. To tackle these pressing challenges, the European Union launches EUROSION, a large-scale research and innovation project with a budget of €11.49 million, bringing together 23 partners from 13 countries, stretching from Tunisia to Norway and Cardiff to Turkey.

BUDGET

11,493,730.51

TIME

5 years project

Start : November 1, 2025

Research and Innovation Action
Grant Agreement n° 101218843

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Beyond relying on existing monitoring nodes, EUROSION will also develop a citizen science approach to feed the data on erosion in Europe, so if you’re a citizen or you belong to an existing monitoring site, and you want feed this project.

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