FOODCITYBOOST, a major initiative funded by the Horizon EU programme, centred on urban agriculture primarily in Europe. Officially launched on 1 January 2024, this 4-year project unites 20 partners, including universities, NGOs, and policy-making agencies from 9 European countries: Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Latvia, Poland, Spain, and the Netherlands. The project’s core objective is to evaluate impacts and policies related to urban farming facilitating the advancement of sustainable urban agriculture while strengthening connections between urban, peri-urban, and rural areas. For more information, please visit our official website, www.foodcityboost.eu.
Be a part of our global survey!
To expand knowledge and bring innovative urban agriculture practices into the spotlight, FOODCITYBOOST’s partners, the Institute of plant professionals, ASTREDHOR, and the University of Liege (Centre de Recherches en Agriculture Urbaine) have launched a global survey. FOODCITYBOOST is searching for innovative urban farming practices worldwide to identify the ones that promote sustainable urban agricultural development and deserve to be showcased. To achieve this, we seek the contribution of all urban agriculture stakeholders (farmers, researchers, private experts, policymakers, and other actors involved).
To participate in FOODCITYBOOST’s survey, click the following link: https://bit.ly/3UbHSoU.
By taking the survey, you will:
• Contribute to a global database of urban agriculture practices that will serve as a knowledge hub for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners.
• Potentially see your work showcased in the projects publications, featuring a
variety of topics, such as agronomic, social, economic, environmental, and governance
approaches from across the globe.
• Help shape the future of urban agriculture policies.
In summary, the survey:
• Aims to identify innovative urban farming practices.
• Takes approximately 15 minutes to answer.
• Is open to all actors engaged in urban agriculture.
• Allows us to showcase the most innovative practices in project publications.
• Will be accessible through the end of December 2024.
For any questions, please contact:
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