SOILL-Startup Mentors

Here you find a list of SOILL-Startup national mentors to help the applicants preparing a proposal addressing the Soil Mission call topics funding the establishement of Soil  Health Living Labs.

The mentors can help encourage and enable you as a potential applicant to organise ideas around a specific soil health challenge at regional level, and advise you on how to go through the initial phases of establishing a Living Lab. The mentors are working under the limits of a non-disclosure agreement, thus you can safely share and discuss your ideas and potential partnerships with them.

Feel free to contact a mentor based in yours or other countries.

Armenia

• Tony Sajyan - Contact

Belgium

• Siddharth Joshi - Contact

Bulgaria

• Lachezar Filchev - NCP - Contact

Croatia

• Lucijano Jakšić - NCP - Contact
• Ivan Munjin - Contact

Denmark

• Ferdinando Binacchi - Contact

Finland

• Johanna Helkimo - Contact

France

• Yves Zieba - Contact
• Alessia Corami - Contact

Germany

• Rolf Stratmann, Project management Juelich (PtJ), NCP Missions and NCP Cluster 6 - Contact

Georgia

• Sophiko Matiashvili - Contact

Greece

• Sotiris Di. Bampagiouris - Contact
• Ioannis Korniotakis - Contact
• Georgios Sdroulias - Contact

Italy

• Mario Villamiel - Contact
• Jane Hanna - Contact
• Marianna Fighera - Contact
• Ana Maria Solis - Contact
• Andrea Bottarel - Contact
• Mona Abouzied - Contact
• Olajire Damilola Adedokun - Contact

Israel

• Eleanor Cohen Goldrich - Contact
• Znheniya Mogilevski - Contact

Malta

• Tamara Schembri - Contact

Netherlands

• Saske Hoving - Contact
• David Tsofnas - Contact
• Josien van Harten - Contact

Portugal

• Maria João Fernandes, ANI - Contact

Spain

• Modesto Ricardo Contreras González - Contact
• Rodrigo Perez Garcia - Contact

United Kingdom

• Elaine Groom, Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute, Northern Ireland Contact Point covering the areas of Food, Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and the Environment (Cluster 6) - Contact
• Nikolaos Toumasis - Contact