Università Ca’ Foscari (Venice, Italy), in partnership with 40 pan-European organisations, has received a 11.7 million euros grant from the European Commission programme Horizon2020, under the call “FOOD 2030 – Empowering cities as agents of food system transformation”. Over 4 years, 41 pan-European partners commit to work towards the transformation and restructuring of the way systems produce, transport and supply, recycle and reuse food in the 21st century.
Cities2030 actively encourage the participation of citizens by delivering a trusted CRFS, moving consumers from being passive recipients to active engagement and motivated change agents. This approach will enable policy developments, innovation actions within result-driven Labs, and enhancements on a pan-European scope with a global reach.
Cities2030 actively encourage the participation of citizens by delivering a trusted CRFS, moving consumers from being passive recipients to active engagement and motivated change agents. Cities2030 delivers an actionable, deployable and transferable CRFS management framework.
CRFS Alliance is a network of actors representating food value chains comprehensively from food designers to citizens (consumers), structured as a community of practice with supporting cooperation instruments
CRFS Observatory is an open access platform where users will be able to access comprehesive information
CRFS policy and living labs to facilitate co-creation activities and deliver innovative frameworks on both dimensions
A series of city-scale pilots to test suggested frameworks and bring key learning for the validation of the framework
An innovative and tailored System Thinking methodology to co-implement problem-solving challenges
Deliver a cradle-to-cradle data-driven digital CRFS management platform based on blockchain technology
