INSER :
Iparralde and navarre: solidarity and eco-responsibility
Support for the sustainability of community-based farms and professional integration within an environmentally responsible framework.
Partners
ESAT d’Espiute
4 Route d’Etcharry
64390 Espiute
ESAT Gure Nahi
Route de Saint Pée
330, chemin Haietako Larrea
64210 ARBONNE
Les jardins du Refuge
102 Avenue de l’Abbé Cestac
(anciennement av. Montbrun)
64600 Anglet
ELKARKIDE
C/ Vuelta de Aranzadi 4,
31014 Pamplona (Navarra)
Uhaldia
691 chemin d’IHINTZETXEBERRIA
Quartier Minhotz
64240 HASPARREN
Josenea
Finca Bordablanca
Camino San Sebastián S/N,
31440 Lumbier – Navarra
ASPACE BIOINTEGRA
Calle Unica 31650 Roncesvalles/Orreaga
La Ferme Caubraque des Médicinales
2312, chemin de Riche
64300 Baigts-de-Béarn
Objectives
The project, implemented across solidarity-based and eco-responsible integration farms (Inser) in Iparralde and Navarre and funded by the Pyrenees Working Community (CTP), aims to promote cross-border exchange between integration schemes supporting people experiencing social exclusion and/or disability. These organisations are aromatic herb and horticultural farms that pursue a dual objective: social integration and organic agricultural production. Four of these organisations provide people with disabilities with professional activities alongside medical, social and educational support. Two are integration gardens that support people facing social difficulties.
Dates : 01/06/2022 – 30/11/2023
Budget : 25 000 €
Project actions
- The first phase of the project consisted of a meeting between supervisory staff. The second phase enabled staff from the different organisations to become acquainted. The first meeting took place at the end of September 2022 in Navarre, at the Josenea farm in Lumbier and the Elkarkide farm in Iruñea. The aim is to promote engagement in work, highlight individual skills and foster a circular economy.
- The second meeting took place in the Northern Basque Country, at the Château Bellevue Work Support Establishment and Service (ESAT) and the Espiute ESAT, two organisations supporting people with disabilities. During this event, participants visited the various farm workshops, as well as the ESAT shop.
Results
These two meetings led to valuable discussions on farm organisation and staff management.
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Acknowledgements
This call for microprojects has been funded with the surplus of the Spain–France–Andorra Territorial Cooperation Operational Programme (POCTEFA) 2007–2013, which was transferred to the Member States (Spain and France) as national contributions, thus losing its status as ERDF funds.
This call was managed jointly by all the institutional partners listed below.
With a budget of €575,000, it financed 100% of the eligible expenses of the territorial cooperation micro-projects presented on this website.
