Teodora Bibu

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Teodora Bibu

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Teodora Bibu is a Researcher for Ecologic Institute. Her research and studies focus on European agricultural policy. She works mainly in English and German, occasionally in French, Portuguese and Romanian.

At Ecologic Institute, Teodora supports two projects: The project "Capacity Building for Ambitious Climate Action in the Agri-food Sector in Central Eastern Europe" and, within the SPRINT project "Sustainable Plant Protection Transition: A global health approach". Each of these projects aims to build bridges between research and the practical world to better learn from farmers and, as such, be able to support them more efficiently through research work.

Over the years, Teodora Bibu has gained thorough work experience in both research institutes related and unrelated to academia, such as the Otto Suhr Institute of Political Science at the Freie Universität Berlin and the Oeko-Institut Berlin.

Teodora Bibu holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science from the Otto Suhr Institute of the Freie Universität Berlin (Germany), and is currently working on obtaining a master's degree in Integrated Natural Resource Management at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. She has furthermore spent time studying at Sciences Po Lyon (France) and the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil).

As a volunteer, she offers workshops on climate justice.

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Agri-food systems in Central Eastern Europe are key to achieving the EU climate goals. To deliver these goals, strategic planning and integrated policies are needed that will enable reduced emissions, increased carbon removals, and at the same time support biodiversity and adaptation. Ambitious climate targets for the agri-food sector are needed, as well as alignment of the national strategic plans under the Common Agricultural Policy with climate targets and the European Green Deal objectives.

Capacity Building for Ambitious Climate Action in the Agri-food Sector in Central Eastern Europe

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Project:Horizon 2020
 
Currently, farming systems in Europe rely strongly on the use of Plant Protection Products (PPPs). Yet, the use of PPPs pose risks to both human and environmental health with pesticide exposure being associated with health problems, including reproductive issues and cancer as well as environmental degradation. In the SPRINT project, research institutes from 11 European countries and Argentina as well as the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) work together, alongside with farmers and policy makers, to accelerate the transition to sustainable plant protection.

Sustainable Plant Protection Transition: A global health approach (SPRINT)

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