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Una asamblea es un grupo formado por miembros de una organización que se reúnen periódicamente para tomar decisiones sobre un ámbito o área específica de la misma.

Las asambleas realizan encuentros, algunos son privados y otros son abiertos. Si son abiertos se puede participar en ellos (por ejemplo: asistiendo si el aforo lo permite, añadiendo puntos al orden del día, o comentando las propuestas y decisiones tomadas por dicho órgano).

Ejemplos: Una asamblea general (que se reúne una vez al año para definir las líneas principales de acción de la organización así como para escojer a sus órganos ejecutivos por votación), una consejo asesor de igualdad (que se reúne cada dos meses para realizar propuestas de cómo mejorar las relaciones de género en la organización), una comisión de evaluación (que se reúne cada mes para realizar el seguimiento de un proceso) o un órgano de garantías (que recoge las incidencias, abusos o propuestas de mejora de los procedimientos de toma de decisiones) son todo ejemplos de asambleas.

🤲 Community of Practice (COP) Circle

🤲 Join the Movement

Acerca de esta asamblea

This Circle convenes a transnational Community of Practice (CoP) dedicated to designing innovative soil-related resources. Bringing together farmers, scientists, policymakers, technologists, and community organizers, the assembly fosters collective knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration.

🤲 Join the Movement

If you believe in building healthy soils and healthier democracies—this is your community.

📅 The Expression of Interest is open until May 31st
📝 Apply here: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/SoilTribes_eoi
🌐 Learn more: https://soiltribes.eu/soiltribes-community-of-practice-a-collaborative-movement-for-soil-health-and-sustainability

#SoilDemocracy #GrowSoilLiteracy #FreeTheSoil #ShrinkSoilFootprint #BuildLivingSoil

The CoP focuses on co-creation, knowledge-sharing, and collaborative problem-solving, which are essential to achieving its long-term objectives related to soil literacy and sustainable land management. These core tasks leverage the members' diverse expertise to ensure that the solutions developed are not only theoretically sound but also practically applicable. The involvement of practitioners and policy experts ensures that the activities remain innovative and contextually relevant. Key tasks include:

  • Development of Soil Literacy Materials and Resources

  • Co-Creation of Innovative Solutions and Prototypes

  • Policy Development and Advocacy

  • Knowledge Sharing and Best Practices Exchange

  • Continuous Improvement of the CoP and Its Activities

Propósito de la acción

🌍 What Is the Role of CoP Members?

CoP members are the living fabric of the community. They contribute their knowledge, creativity, and experience to collective learning, while receiving support through bootcamps, peer exchange, and microgrants.

By joining the CoP, members commit to the following responsibilities:

✅ Active Participation

Engage in CoP activities such as online meet-ups (held bi-monthly), collaborative sessions, and platform exchanges—bringing your knowledge and energy into the collective.

🤝 Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing

Participate in open dialogue, exchange practices and insights, and co-create solutions aligned with the CoP’s shared challenges.

📝 Feedback and Evaluation

Provide constructive feedback on activities, including participation in impact assessments and evaluations that help improve the CoP’s effectiveness.

📜 Adherence to CoP Guidelines and Ethics

Respect the community’s guidelines and ethical standards to ensure inclusion, care, transparency, and mutual respect across all interactions.

🌱 Commitment to the CoP’s Objectives

Support the long-term goals of the community, contributing to its sustainability and relevance beyond the lifetime of the project.

Referencia: soiltribes-ASSE-2025-03-3