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Focusing on the highly productive Campo de Cartagena area in southeast Spain, a new interdisciplinary project seeks to enhance the understanding of how different crop rotation practices impact water and nitrogen balances under climate change scenarios.

This intensive two-week 4 ECTS program will take place in Zurich and is designed for students from ETH Zurich and a limited number of students from other higher education institutions. Focus: Explore the complexity of sustainable food systems, design solutions for actual challenges, jointly with stakeholders.

People working on small development projects can enhance their understanding of global sustainable development through ETH NADEL’s three-day course, led by experienced practitioners.

A recent study by ETH student Alicia Luther found that improving agricultural training for Indian women requires a participative, demand-driven approach, focusing on participants' interests to enhance adoption potential.