Projects
PollinERA
Understanding pesticide-Pollinator interactions to support EU Environmental Risk Assessment and policy.
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This project (2024-2027) aims to develop a population-level systems-based approach to risk and policy assessment considering multiple stressors and long-term spatiotemporal dynamics at a landscape scale and generate an open-database for pollinator/pesticide data and tools.
B-TheNet
The B-THENET Thematic Network implements a multi-actor (MA) approach in which BeeLife is in charge of the stakeholder engagement to increase the sustainability of the EU beekeeping sector, sharing knowledge that is ready to be put into practice, while fostering innovation and digitalisation. The project started in Sept 2022 and will run for 4 years.
EU Pollinator Hub
​After developing the Bee Hub Proof of Concept and the EU Bee Partnership (EUBP) Prototype Platform on Bee Health, the EUBP Operational Platform project (coordinated by BeeLife, developing the EU Pollinator Hub) was launched in 2022.
The overall aim of the 2 year project is to help beekeepers, scientists, and farmers with openly accessible data related to bees and pollinators.
The project responds to the needs identified and called for by the EU Bee Partnership.
Past projects
IPol-ERA
The overarching objective of the project, which started in Sept 2022 and run for 10 months, was to contribute to the further advancement of the environmental risk assessment (ERA) of chemicals for insect pollinators, to address current risk assessment challenges and ensure preparedness for future challenges. The project developed a roadmap that provide a roadmap for the transition process from a single substance, single-use ERA to a systems approach ERA for insect pollinators.
EUBP Prototype Platform on Bee Health
BeeLife led the development of the EU Bee Partnership Prototype Platform on Bee Health. A new online platform to centralise and visualise data related to pollinators. The platform is inspired on BeeLife's original platform development, The Bee Hub.
The Internet of Bees (IoBee)
BeeLife was a partner of the EU-funded project The Internet of Bees (IoBee) (2017-2020).
The project aimed at​ disrupting the beehive digital monitoring market by developing and improving cutting-edge digital monitoring systems for beehives and pollinators, paired with a spatial decision support system (SDSS).
