In WP1, we refined the Theory of Change, advanced the four impact pathways, and aligned cross-WP collaboration through six co-creation workshops. We scaled the FOOD 2030 Project Collaboration Network (130 projects, ~€700m) and the Connected Lab Network (109 city-regions), supported by technical facilitation, while ensuring ethics and GDPR compliance. We also led the FOOD 2030 Networks Conference 2025 and contributed to the Danish EU Presidency Conference.
In WP2, we applied the analytical framework for urban food policies, delivered a peer-learning programme combining online and in-person exchanges resulting in 15 action plans, and facilitated policy dialogues and roundtables feeding into governance models.
In WP3, we co-created the Food 2030 Unlock Strategy, advanced digital innovation linking Living Labs with data solutions, and developed a shared framework for measuring transition progress.
In WP4, we established structured investment-readiness pathways, mapped support ecosystems, and developed “recipes for change” connecting policy, science and finance, including blended finance approaches.
In WP5, we launched the Science Education Toolkit and exhibition Educational Pack, validated through trainings and collaborations, and translated teaching innovations into transferable modules.
In WP6, we delivered the Public Engagement Toolkit (33 tools), conducted trainings, and deployed the “CLEVERFOOD for Everyone” exhibition across three science centres with iterative improvements.
In WP7, we operationalised methodologies for audience targeting, content co-creation and validation, supported by structured workflows and monitoring protocols.
In WP8, we advanced the FOOD 2030 Online Platform by improving structure, accessibility and integration of outputs, aligned with cross-WP evidence needs.
In WP9, we ensured ethics and data protection compliance through independent oversight, updated reporting, and tailored procedures for activities involving children and vulnerable groups.
