The EIA met in Brussels with representatives of the Cabinets of the European Commissioner for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy, the Commissioner for Agriculture and Food, DG AGRI, and Water Europe to discuss the future role of precision irrigation in supporting Europe's Water Resilience Strategy and agricultural transition.

A Call for evidence in the Water sector accelerating digitalisation for better management and sustainability has been lauched by the European commission. This digital action plan for the water sector, which is included in the Commission Work Programme for 2026, is one of the flagship initiatives under the European Water Resilience Strategy. It is foreseen for...

From the Green Checker tool to irrigation licences, from soil regeneration to skills transfer: a wide-ranging conversation on how Europe's agricultural future depends on connecting the technology side with the people working the land - and why independent networks like Cultiveau have a key role to play.

The European Irrigation Association (EIA) welcomes the European Commission’s Water Resilience Strategy (WRS) as a timely and necessary initiative. EIA supports the Strategy’s ambitions to enhance both quantity and quality of water resources, and to build a ‘Water-Smart’ economy based on the ‘Water Efficiency Principle’.

The European Irrigation Association (EIA) is deeply concerned over the economic strain caused by recent US tariffs on EU imports, as well as the potential repercussions of EU retaliatory measures targeting US exports

The EIA’s aim is not only to integrate Sustainable Irrigation within the European framework, but to also provide a univocal basis for measuring and improving the performance of the value chain and foster the sector’s sustainable transition.