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- الدليل الحقلي للتعرف على الهالوكAuthor(s): K-H, Linke; Sauerborn, J; Saxena, Mohan C. (International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), 1996-06-18)Date: 1996-06-18Type: ManualStatus: Open accessيعتبر إصدار هذا الدليل الحقلي عن الهالوك لإضافة هامة في مجال التعريف بأهمية الطفيل والتعرف عليه. ولما كان هذا الدليل قد صدر في طبعته الأولى باللغة الانكليزية فقد رؤى أن ترجمته إلى اللغة العربية يكثف الاستفادة به ويعممها بدرجة كبيرة في منطقة تسود فيها اللغة العربية.
- D4.3.1- Cooperatives express their preferences for practices and cultivarsAuthor(s): El Amil, Rola (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2024-12-05)Date: 2024-12-05Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessWithin the MountainHer project and under the work package four, the transition to agro-ecological practices and adoption of new cultivars were assessed related to two surveys: S2 on farmers preferences for variety targeting the traits related to yield, quality, precocity, tolerance to drought, heat, diseases and pests in the highlight of climate change and S3 targeting all production chain from seed bed preparation, sowing, seeds availability, type of fertilization, harvesting and yield, with farmer cooperative members and farmers based on gender disaggregation approach.
- D2.2.1 (b). Analyze rheological and nutritional performances across locations 2025Author(s): Taghouti, Mona; (ICARDA), International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2024-12-31)Date: 2024-12-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessMountainHer project addresses the growing demand for locally produced and traditional food products. particularly in mountain communities. By focusing on the production of traditional Mediterranean foods and malt-based products. it aims to empower rural women’s associations and drive social and economic change through sustainable agro ecological practices. Preliminary laboratory assessments focus on evaluating the rheological and malting traits of harvested grains to analyze their quality and nutritional performance across different locations. These findings guide the development of nutritious and market-oriented products. Laboratory analyses were conducted at the joint INRA-ICARDA laboratory in Morocco following standardized protocols based on international norms. They comprehensively assess quality traits related to the end-use potential of barley and durum wheat ensuring accurate and consistent evaluations.
- D3.2.1-b Analyze field performances across research station locations for management practicesAuthor(s): Kallida, Rajae (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2024-10-31)Date: 2024-10-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessTo identify the best management practices to improve agronomic performances, ten (10) genotypes of Durum wheat and Barley, including two checks (Commercial and landrace), were planted at four research stations in Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and Lebanon, under two practices: conventional, following the standard procedures of the station, and agro-ecological practices as suggested by each of the four countries.
- D3.1.2-b Analyze rheological and nutritional performances across locationsAuthor(s): Kallida, Rajae (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-02-01)Date: 2025-02-01Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThe MountainHer project adds value to cereal grains, particularly barley and durum wheat, by leveraging small-scale processing units and community-based initiatives to create high-value Mediterranean foods and beverages. It includes a portfolio of 46 traditional products, such as cracked whole grains, milling products (semolina and flour), and malt-based offerings. To develop nutritious, market-oriented products, laboratory assessments of the rheological and malting traits of harvested grains are conducted to analyze their quality and nutritional performance across different locations. These analyses are carried out at the joint INRA-ICARDA laboratory in Morocco, following standardized protocols based on international norms to ensure accurate and consistent evaluations of the grains' end-use potential.
- D5.1.1-b Define and distribute best small-scale equipment to cooperativeAuthor(s): Sfayhi, Dorra (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2024-03-31)Date: 2024-03-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Timeless limited accessUnder the Work package 5, a second survey was conducted across all partner cooperatives to identify their needs in terms of millers and to assess whether purchasing this type of equipment would be cost-effective. The report presents the results of this survey and shows that all cooperatives, except those in Italy, expressed a need to purchase a miller.
- D3.3.1-b Analyze grazing solutions across locationsAuthor(s): Aad, Pauline (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2024-10-31)Date: 2024-10-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessFive different trials were set up to assess the suitability of barley rotational grazing alone or with intercropping in Italy, Lebanon, Algeria, Morocco, Croatia.
- c03 Project graphic identityAuthor(s): Ben Salem, Mondher (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2022-12-31)Date: 2022-12-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThe MountainHER project has successfully established its graphic identity, including the official logo,
- c05-a Twitter, Research Gate, Google Scholar postsAuthor(s): Ben Salem, Mondher (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2022-12-31)Date: 2022-12-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThe MountainHER project has actively utilized digital platforms to disseminate results and engage with stakeholders. the report presents a summary of the project's presence on Twitter and other digital platforms.
- c04-b Update of project web page generated by MELAuthor(s): Ben Salem, Mondher (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2022-12-31)Date: 2022-12-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessA report related to this activity has been submitted under WP1, the link is indicated.
- c04-a Update of project web page generated by MELAuthor(s): Ben Salem, Mondher (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2022-12-31)Date: 2022-12-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessA report related to this activity has been submitted under WP1, the link is indicated.
- D3.4.2c Training of woman and youth-driven community enterprises as fertilizer enterprisesAuthor(s): Rossetti, Antonio (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-10-28)Date: 2025-10-28Type: Internal ReportStatus: Timeless limited accessIn this deliverable we report Tunisia training activity, which was not reported in the previous report, and the construction of the pilot composting facility in Rigoso.
- D3.4.2 Training of woman and youth-driven community enterprises as fertilizer enterprisesAuthor(s): Rossetti, Antonio (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-02-28)Date: 2025-02-28Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessTraining on composting and biochar production strategies was organised for each community. During the live training, all the information needed to produce non-synthetic fertiliser was provided and the community enterprise that will produce the fertiliser was identified.
- c04-c Update of project web pageAuthor(s): Ben Salem, Mondher (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2023-12-31)Date: 2023-12-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessA report related to this activity has been submitted under WP1, the link is indicated.
- c05-b Twitter, Research Gate, Google Scholar postsAuthor(s): Ben Salem, Mondher (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2023-06-30)Date: 2023-06-30Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessTo keep stakeholders informed about the progress of the MountainHER project, the following project-based digital media accounts were opened: Twitter, YouTube, Facebook.
- Milestone MS06 Farmers adopt interventionsAuthor(s): Louahdi, Nasreddine (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-03-05)Date: 2025-03-05Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessPhotos of farmers using “agro-ecology” interventions in their fields in Italy, Algeria, Croatia, Morocco, Tunisia and Lebanon.
- c02-b Presentation of results at scientific conferenceAuthor(s): Oussoulous, Nada (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-10-30)Date: 2025-10-30Type: Internal ReportStatus: Timeless limited accessThis deliverable compiles all scientific presentations and conference participations by MountainHER consortium partners, showcasing dissemination of project results, cross-Mediterranean knowledge exchange, and contributions to agroecological research.
- c05-d Twitter, Research Gate, Google Scholar postsAuthor(s): Oussoulous, Nada (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-10-30)Date: 2025-10-30Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThis report documents MountainHER’s online visibility and communication efforts from the beginning of the project through June 2024. Activities focused on strengthening awareness, sharing progress with partners, and engaging the public through social and scientific platforms.
- c05-e Twitter, Research Gate, Google Scholar postsAuthor(s): Oussoulous, Nada (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-10-30)Date: 2025-10-30Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThis report documents MountainHER’s online visibility and communication efforts from the beginning of the project through October 2025. Activities focused on strengthening awareness, sharing progress with partners, and engaging the public through social and scientific platforms.
- c06a Training modules as videos and slide stacksAuthor(s): Oussoulous, Nada (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA), 2025-10-30)Date: 2025-10-30Type: Internal ReportStatus: Timeless limited accessTo compile all training activities developed and implemented under the MountainHER project. The deliverable covers face-to-face, hybrid, and online trainings, including video tutorials, recorded sessions, and didactic slide materials, designed to strengthen technical, governance, and entrepreneurial capacities of women’s cooperatives and partner institutions