Farms must produce more and more food, feed and raw materials to meet the increasing demands of a growing population, which means an additional 70% more food globally by 2050 – as well as underpinning the economy and protecting natural resources. INSPIA aims at sustainable, resource-efficient agriculture that also delivers ecosystem services through the implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs: no or minimum soil disturbance; permanent mulch cover; and (iii) diversified cropping; and the measurement and monitoring of a set of defined indicators. The project covers over 50 farms in Belgium, Denmark, France and Spain and its main objectives are to: - Demonstrate that ecologically resilient BMPs can contribute to achieving sustainability in European agriculture - Provide an index of farm sustainability based on a set of verifiable indicators - Create a network of farms that validates, demonstrates and communicates BMPs - Promote sustainable agricultural practices in different production systems and agricultural landscapes - Raise awareness among EU stakeholders.