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New publications
The Coolcrowd project is in its final year and we would like to share with you some of our recently published papers and …
New report on reducing greenhouse gas emissions on New Zealand livestock farms
As part of the Coolcrowd project, we investigate different options for GHG emission reduction in Norway and New Zealand. Our research partners from …
Coolcrowd and Trøndertaxi arranged succcesfullly a workshop on local carbon offsets at the national aviation conference
Coolcrowd participated with Trøndertaxi at the national aviation conference. The project arranged its own workshop at the conference. Along other workshops with topics …
The thriving undergrowth of the sharing economy
It has been more than a decade since the world saw the emergence of platforms such as Airbnb, Uber, and Kickstarter. Popping up …
Coolcrowd at the ANZBC study tour and conference 2019
Together with our two international partners from the University of Western Australia (UWA) and the Centre for Sustainability (CSAFE) at University of Otago, …
New report on business model experimentation
Master student Gordon Marcus Haring from TU/e conducted an internship at Ruralis from February to April 2019. In his work he analyzed the …
New report “Norwegian farmers’ willingness to participate in a local climate crowdfunding program – results from a national survey”
This report presents a main deliverable of work package 3. The main objective of WP3 is to identify farmers’ interest in participating in …
Coolcrowd project meeting
Coolcrowd arranged its annual project meeting this time in Bergen at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL) from 11.-12.03. The project meeting …
The use of co-framing for promoting crowdfunding of climate friendly agri-food production
Framing is an important factor when it comes to the success of crowdfunding campaigns. In general, it is believed that successful funding campaigns …
Coolcrowd Down Under
Project leader Pia Otte is currently visiting our international research partners Marit Kragt at the University of Western Australia (UWA) and Janet Stephenson …