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Exploitable results
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Completed Deliverables
- Project
- Partners
- General information
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Sweetfuel events
- Sweetfuel Project at the 26th Annual Meeting of AAIC
- Sweetfuel at the 22nd European Biomass Conference & Exhibition
- Sweetfuel project at the 26th Annual Meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Industrial Crops
- An International Workshop + Regional Workshop in India
- Final meeting of the project
- complementation of sugar cane by sweet sorghum in Brazil
- Sweetfuel publications
- Regional workshop in Potchefstroom (February 2013)
- 4th Annual meeting of SWEETFUEL project
- AGRO 2010
- Sweetfuel Newsletter
- Regional workshop in Monterrey (September 2012)
- Ethanol production from sweet sorghum in Haiti
- Seminar on the production of bioethanol from sweet sorghum in Brazil
- SWEETFUEL Project at the 19th EBCE, Berlin, June 2011
- SWEETFUEL at Purdue University, May 15-18, 2011
- South Africa 2011
- India, National Seminar on Millets on 12-13 Nov 2010
- SWEETFUEL at 18th EBCE, 2010, Lyon
- Brazil 2010
- Sweetfuel project at the Twinning workshop
- Kick off meeting Sweetfuel project
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Publications
- Final summary report
- Energy sorghum handbook (English version)
- Energy sorghum handbook (French version)
- Energy sorghum handbook (Spanish version)
- SWEETFUEL Regional Workshop for Europe
- SWOT analysis / Deliverable 6.5
- Gutjahr et al. 2013 b
- Gutjahr et al. 2013 a
- Rao et al. 2012 b
- Rao et al. 2012 a
- Zegada-Lizarazu and Monti, 2012
- Zegada-Lizarazu et al. 2012
- Rettenmaier - 2011
- Schaffert et al.
- SWEETFUEL Presentation
- Poster, 19th EBCE, Berlin June 2011
- S. Rao et al., National Seminar on Millets, India 201
- Sweet sorghum: a suitable alternative energy crop
- Gutjahr et al - AGRO 2010
Sweetfuel Project Methodology Dissemination of results
WP7: Dissemination of results
The objective of work package 7 is to disseminate project activities and results among stakeholders.
This work package will actively promote the exchanges between RTD experts, stakeholders and key actors.
This work package will also support consultation and integration of stakeholders in project activities. Thereby, regional stakeholder campaigns will constitute a relevant framework for getting support from stakeholders to open the market potential of Sweet Sorghum in Brazil, India, South Africa, Mexico, as well as in European countries.
Finally, this work package will elaborate a detailed exploitation plan for the developed plant material in order to ensure full benefits of stakeholders from the research results of the project.
WP7 tasks are:
Task 7.1. Constitution of a stakeholder database
Task 7.2. Organization of regional workshops
Task 7.3. Elaboration of the Project website
Task 7.4. Project presentation and Sweet Sorghum handbook
Task 7.5. Elaboration of a dissemination and exploitation plan
Task 7.6. Demonstration of sweet sorghum viability in India
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