Braunvieh Schweiz Genossenschaft

Braunvieh Schweiz Genossenschaft is a company in Zug, Switzerland that has taken part in 2 EU-funded projects since 2009, receiving €2k in EU funding.

EU funding received€2k
EU projects2
As coordinator0
Running now0
First EU project2009
Latest project2012
CountrySwitzerland
EU registration (PIC)997826973
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Where the EU money came from

Funding by EU programme. Amounts are Braunvieh Schweiz Genossenschaft's own share of each project, not the project's full budget.

  • FP7 (2007 to 2013)€2k · 2 projects

Projects

2 EU-funded projects, newest first. Each links to the official record.

  • GENE2FARMPartner

    Next generation European system for cattle improvement and management

    FP7 (2007 to 2013) · 2012–2015 · Project on CORDIS ↗

    €2ktheir share
  • LOWINPUTBREEDSPartner

    Development of integrated livestock breeding and management strategies to improve animal health, product quality and performance in European organic and ‘low input’ milk, meat and egg production.

    FP7 (2007 to 2013) · 2009–2014 · Project on CORDIS ↗

Works most with

Organisations that shared the most EU projects with this one. A good starting list for consortium partners.

Fields it works in

Research fields recorded on its Horizon projects.

  • animal husbandry
  • dairy
  • databases
  • genomes
  • nutrition

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Source: CORDIS (Horizon Europe, Horizon 2020, FP7) and the EU Funding & Tenders Portal (other EU programmes), matched by the EU registration number (PIC). Past participation does not mean the organisation is open to new partnerships. Official website ↗

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