Project description
New governance models for EU food system resilience
VISION4FOOD aims to build sustainable and resilient food systems across Europe. The project focuses on creating governance models that help regions make better decisions. It works in five regions (Finland, Spain, Italy, Greece and Poland) each with unique strengths and challenges shaped by varying levels of innovation maturity. A key goal is to establish food innovation platforms, collaborative hubs for researchers, businesses, policymakers and citizens under the quadruple helix model. The EU-funded VISION4FOOD emphasises co-creation, with open science and responsible research and innovation principles at its core. It tailors its approach with customised acceleration agendas and local missions, builds networks for knowledge sharing and evaluates progress to create a guidebook for sustainable food systems across Europe.
Objective
VISION4FOOD aims to enhance the sustainability and resilience of EU food systems through the development of innovative governance models that contribute to better informed decision-making processes while promoting social engagement and innovation in 5 European regions (Finland, Spain, Italy, Greece, Poland) with different innovation ecosystem maturity levels. Through the project, our regions will be supported to strengthen their role in the creation of Food Innovation Platforms (FIPs), fostering collaboration among Quadruple Helix stakeholders and facilitating the identification, and scaling of innovations for food system transformation. The methodology involves co-creating R&I strategies, emphasizing open science, and Responsible Research Innovation (RRI). Through VISION4FOOD multi-stakeholder approach and the integration of tools and services we will provide them all the necessary support for knowledge exchange, networking and priority setting in the form of an acceleration agenda tailored to each region’s priorities and needs while facilitating the transition to an innovative and inclusive food system. We will closely monitor and evaluate the performance of the governance models’ operation, providing evidence of its impacts.
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Programme(s)
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HORIZON.2.6 - Food, Bioeconomy Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment
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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-01
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1060 Sint-Gillis
Belgium
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