25 February, at 10.00 (EET) the Vidzeme Planning Region and Latvian Rural Forum will hold an online seminar-discussion about Green Public Procurement of food in education, social care, and healthcare facilities, which are under the authority of local municipalities.
The article aims at sharing the approach developed in the Pollica Living and Policy Lab, with a specific focus on key areas: innovability, environment, health, agriculture, tourism, art, and culture, and social/community engagement.
The article aimes at sharing the approach developed in the Pollica Living and Policy Lab under the framework of the Cities 2030 Project, with a specific focus on the different phases designed for the community involvement.
More than a year after the project start, on December 22 the main technical project activities leaders, finally met in person at the Coordinator’s premises, the Economics Department in Venice.
December 17th has been a great day for urban agriculture for circular cities and municipalities. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) hosted an E-dialogue gathering 130 participants from 40 countries, interested to learn more and exchange experience and insights in successful urban farming policies and initiatives.
Article published in English within the FF Medium account under the title “Embracing Integral Ecological Regeneration: the power of the “Vision””
ood for all” organized by #GAINproject with the participation of Cities2030 partners EPC – European Project Consulting S.R.L. Unipersonale and ttz Bremerhaven.
Cities2030 partners invite you to celebrate this date by attending the online conference “Good Fish – Good Food: Drive the transformation towards sustainable food for all”, an occasion for discussing about sustainability and innovation in and for the food sector.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Finland is preparing a Climate-friendly Food Programme. The Climate-friendly Food Program has begun collaborating with the FUSILLI and Cities2030 projects to develop urban food systems in a sustainable direction.
Cities2030 is funded by the European Union. Its main goal is to build a sustainable food system for neighboring cities and territories, able to face the challenges of the future with an inclusive button-up, trust-built approach, and able to involve all key actors of the local food system. If you’re interested in these themes follow our Facebook page.
We celebrated a ‘Day of the local food” at the Green Point – short food supply chain and presented the new #blockchain based #traceability system provided by DIH AGRIFOOD private blockchain network.
The project Cities 2030 is officially included in the FF website, as a confirmation of the importance of the FF Initiatives cities of the future, that have been identified in 2019 as key topics of action of the FF ecosystem.
Blog published in the FFI website aimed at sharing the final goals behind the Cities 2030 project and its specific objectives.
