The first iteration cycle of the project
Following the successful delivery of the first prototype of the SoilWise Data and Knowledge Repository, series of lively demonstration events gegan in April. These sessions brought together three key stakeholder groups from across our Use Cases—land managers, the research community, and farming professionals and businesses. These interactive sessions offered a first look at what the repository can do, showcasing how this innovative tool is set to transform the way soil data and knowledge are accessed, shared, and applied.
From practical support for land management to new opportunities for research collaboration and innovation, the prototype is already showing promising results.
This solid foundation supported the successful start of the first demonstration cycle and laid the groundwork for the final development phase, which will focus on deeper stakeholder engagement and comprehensive impact assessment.
On April 14th, 2025, we hosted the first, exclusive online demonstration of the SoilWise Data and Knowledge Repository —a platform designed to support informed and sustainable land use decisions.
On April 17th, 2025, the second online demonstration of the SoilWise Data and Knowledge Repository for Land Managers took place.
A special online demonstration of the SoilWise Data and Knowledge Repository—with a focus on practical, real-world applications for businesses and farmers—was held on April 28, 2025.
This session was designed to showcase how SoilWise Repository can support smarter soil management and decision-making across the agricultural sector.
A special online demonstration of the first prototype of the SoilWise Data and Knowledge Repository—developed for researchers, scientists, and soil experts—was held on April 29, 2025.
The session highlighted the progress made with the SoilWise prototype and illustrated how this innovative platform can significantly support and advance the soil research community.
Monitor our impact on European soil health by enhancing information provision and promoting the flow of soil data.
The project receives funding from the European Union’s HORIZON Innovation Actions 2022 under grant agreement No. 101112838.