Countryside and Community Research Institute
The role of social and intellectual capital in the collective delivery of landscape-scale environmental improvements
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Countryside and Community Research InstituteLocation
Gloucester, Gloucestershire United KingdomOccupation
Business ManagerIndustry
Agriculture / Forests / Fisheries
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www.ccri.ac.ukAbout
Shaping rural development policy and practice in the UK, Europe and further afield. The Countryside and Community Research Institute (CCRI) is a collaboration between the University of Gloucestershire, the Royal Agricultural University and Hartpury College for the purposes of research, education and knowledge exchange. It intends to have a clear client-led focus in the conduct of applied research, postgraduate education, continuing professional training, knowledge exchange and consultancy. Over 85% of our research is judged as internationally significant, rigorous, and high quality. (REF 2021).