Home About us Program EU project News Green Meetings Agroväst på svenska plug You are here / Program / Energigården Land and water management Milk Beef and Lamb Precision Cultivation Sweden (POS) Program at Agroväst Within the framework of Agroväst's program areas, we work together with farmers, industry organizations and researchers to initiate, finance and ensure an efficient and professional implementation of development projects that strengthen western Swedish agriculture. A basic approach is that each program area continuously collaborates with future projects within SLU, so that the work contributes to achieving common goals for the green industry in Västra Götaland in the most efficient way possible. Within each program area, there are two to three long-term effect goals. These indicate the desired development for the green industry to which the program is to contribute. The annual follow-up of the programs describes the extent to which the development is on the right track. The impact goals are specified in business plans that are produced year after year within each program / project. Long-term impact goals Describes in which direction Agroväst works and where it wants to reach in each program / project within the framework of the strategy plan's time frame. The long-term effect goals state the desired effects for the green industry. Can be about visible effects in the field, about finances, but also about effects on the competence and knowledge level of the user. The goals are followed up continuously. Is the development going in the "right" direction or not? Is the lamp red, yellow or green for the target in question? The development within each program is related to external factors in order to understand as far as possible what the programs' activities have contributed to and what is the fruit of “external” factors. The impact goals are specified in business plans that are produced year after year within each program / project. Copyright © Agroväst 2013 Box 234, 532 23 Skara E-mail: info@agrovast.se Phone: 0511-670 00