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In the vibrant atmosphere of the Food 2030 conference on 4-5 December, several of the food-themed Green Deal Call-funded projects attended in person to collaborate and share with others their experiences of contributing to, and working towards achieving green and resilient food systems. It was a well-structured event, that facilitated many networking opportunities and enabled attendees to participate in sessions tailored to their specific interests.
The Green Deal Projects Support Office stand showcased the innovative work produced by our Food themed projects, encouraging attendees to explore commonalities with the projects, and engaging in meaningful conversations. We had many visitors to the stand, in particular, there was a notable curiosity about the content of the projects' Action Plans and the actions being developed, demonstrating a positive reception to our work.
The networking experiences at the Food 2030 conference were universally positive, and served as a catalyst for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the formation of partnerships that have the potential to propel these groundbreaking initiatives to new heights on our efforts to accelerate towards a more sustainable and resilient food system.
Food 2030 report
Unveiled at the conference, you can download the 'Food 2030' report, which provides an update on the European Commission’s Food 2030 initiative and aims to guide future research and innovation policy reflections related to Horizon Europe, the Farm-to-Fork strategy, the European Green Deal and beyond. The report also includes references to Green Deal Call-funded projects: Agro2Circular, ENOUGH and ClieNFarms.
Find out more about the projects
Find out more about the Green Deal Call funded food themed projects: Agro2Circular, ClieNFarms, EcoeFISHent, ENOUGH, NEOGIANT, PestNu, SchoolFood4Change, SISTERS, ZeroW
