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Webinars on All Things Food System Transformation

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Over the course of the next few months, FIT4FOOD2030 will be hosting four webinars advocating for the role of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) and system thinking in achieving food system transformation. The four webinars will explore various aspects and levels of the food system, while drawing upon project outputs and lessons learned from experimentation with 25 different City and Policy Labs.

If you're interested in how your city or region is approaching the pressing issue of getting food systems ready for the future, and how you can build on ongoing initiatives, join FIT4FOOD2030 to explore the following topics:

  • Webinar 1: RRI in the food system (10 March 2020) - presentations now available to re-watch
  • Webinar 2: Cities as change agents: building competences for future food systems (3 June 2020, 11:00-12:00 CEST) - register now
  • Webinar 3: Transforming our food systems: Research & Innovation as an enabler of the Farm to Fork Strategy (9 June 2020, 11:00-12:15 CEST) - registeration opens on 29 May
  • Webinar 4: Engaging with stakeholders: learnings from FIT4FOOD2030 (June 2020)

Each webinar lasts one hour, featuring three 10-minute presentations followed by a live facilitated Q&A session. Keep an eye out for upcoming webinars and join us if you can!

For even more information, visit www.fit4food.eu.

Tags

  • FIT4FOOD2030
  • #FOOD2030EU
  • webinar
  • RRI
  • food system
  • transformation

Project

FIT4FOOD2030

FIT4FOOD2030 supported the development and implementation of the European Commission’s FOOD 2030 policy framework to transform European food systems towards greater sustainability, resilience, competitiveness and inclusion. The project integrated existing and emerging networks and infrastructures, creating Communities of Practice that foster RRI and use transformative learning processes to build competences among citizens and stakeholders who are not currently actively integrated in decision-making.