Seventeen participants across eleven countries.

• UK
• Spain
• Italy
• Serbia
• Bulgaria
• Greece
• Cyprus
• Israel
• Ethiopia
• Liberia
• New Zealand

The seventeen participating organisations and their countries.

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  § 01

  Agricultural Research Organization - Volcani InstituteCoordinator

  IsraelCoordinator

  Coordinates Dairy2All, leads climate and water data integration, and contributes to feeding, circularity, and resilience strategies.

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  § 02

  Scotland's Rural College

  UKWP2 lead / DTE lead

  Leads WP2, builds and leads the DTE, and contributes deep phenotyping expertise for heat-stress tolerance.

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  § 03

  Bahir Dar University

  EthiopiaWP3 lead / Ethiopia pilot

  Leads WP3 and the Ethiopia pilot, providing field validation and deployment capacity across dairy feeding, breeding, and veterinary work.

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  § 04

  Cyprus University of Technology

  CyprusWP4 lead

  Leads WP4 and contributes animal science, dairy science, and dairy-technology expertise, including processing and product development.

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  § 05

  The Consortium for Research in the Dairy and Agri-Food Supply Chain

  ItalyWP5 lead

  Leads WP5 on products, revenue, and circularity, with expertise in dairy processing, milk preservation, and value-chain optimisation.

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  § 06

  Virtech: Innovating for a Smarter Future

  BulgariaWP6 lead

  Leads WP6 and develops the DPA architecture, integration, and deployment in pilot regions.

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  § 07

  Foodscale Hub Serbia

  SerbiaWP7 lead

  Leads WP7 on dissemination, communication, and exploitation, including stakeholder engagement and business development.

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  § 08

  Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

  GreeceWP3 contributor

  Contributes livestock genetics, genomics, phenotyping, and breeding design for efficient, resilient, and biodiversity-aware dairy systems.

• CYINT

  § 09

  Cyborg Interfaces Ltd – Dr. Tjelvar Olsson

  UKDDSA and AI

  Leads DDSA-related data management and infrastructure development and contributes proof-of-concept AI models for integration into the DPA.

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  § 10

  Hebrew University of Jerusalem

  IsraelEconomics

  Contributes agricultural economics and decision analysis for market assessment, cost-benefit analysis, and adoption potential.

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  § 11

  Mushroom Research Technology Center of La Rioja

  SpainCircularity

  Contributes applied mycology and circular value-chain expertise for manure and by-product valorisation.

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  § 12

  Galilee Research Institute

  IsraelNutrition

  Contributes ruminant nutrition expertise and in vivo trials for feed-source characterisation.

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  § 13

  LB LAFCT BASS

  BulgariaProbiotic revenue

  Contributes low-cost processing solutions and probiotic dairy-product revenue models for smallholder conditions.

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  § 14

  Ministry of Agriculture Liberia

  LiberiaLiberia pilot

  Leads pilot implementation in Liberia and aligns project activities with national agricultural priorities.

• FBGGA

  § 15

  Forage and Beet Grower Grazier Association

  New ZealandForage systems

  Contributes forage systems and grazing-based dairy expertise for efficient low-input feeding strategies.

• FIBES

  § 16

  Consulting Association for Business Modelling

  SerbiaExploitation

  Contributes business modelling, market strategies, and exploitation planning for long-term scalability.

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  § 17

  Next Tech Association

  BulgariaCybersecurity

  Provides cybersecurity oversight, digital system validation, and data-protection support across the project.