EIP-AGRI Workshop Cities and Food – Connecting Consumers and Producers
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| Dates | Wednesday, 21 September, 2016 - 08:30 to Thursday, 22 September, 2016 - 13:00 |
| Type of event | EIP-AGRI workshop |
| Location | Poland |
The EIP-AGRI workshop took place in Krakow, Poland 21 - 22 September 2016
Participation in this event was by invitation only.
The final report of this workshop has been published.
Get all the information at a glance in the workshop factsheet.
Presentations (in order of the programme)
Day 1: Wednesday 21 September 2016
- Inge Van Oost: 'Speeding up innovation to connect consumers and producers'
- Moya Kneafsey: 'Reconnecting Cities, Farmers and Food: Why and how?' (TED talk)
- Jan Willem Van Der Schans: 'Distribution of added value in the chain'
- Patrick Pasgang: 'Distribution of added value in the chain: cases from Belgium'
- Betina Bergmann Madsen: 'Inspiration for the future - Green public procurement in the municipality of Copenhagen'
- Bernhard Kromp: 'Criteria for Green Public Food Procurement in Vienna: Status Quo and perspectives'
- Marta Jeruszka Bielak: 'I know what I eat: Education and awareness raising about the importance of good fod systems in schools and kindergartens in Warsaw'
- Mark Füssel (presented by Moya Kneafsey): 'Public campaigning for organic local food'
- Maria Bottiglieri: 'Good practices to fulfill the Right to Food of Turin citizens'
- Patrick Pasgang (breakout session): 'Local distribution and smart joint logistics'
Day 2: Thursday 22 September 2016
- Bastien Farges: 'Connecting Consumers and Producers - Funding innovative projects'
- Vesna Erhart: 'Connecting people, who care what they eat with local food producers'
- Rob Alderson: 'Short supply chains in Manchester'
- Mark Frederiks: 'Local2Local, a business model to access new markets in Utrecht region'
- Duncan Catchpole: 'How to run a successful short food supply chain enterprise in Cambridge, Box Schemes and Food Hubs'
- Gilles Marechal: 'Land for young farmers and SFCs in Brittany'
- Nerea Móran: 'Madrid: Urban gardens as part of the City Food System'
- Alexandra Tuijtelaars: 'European Research and Innovation for Food and Nutrition Security'
Workshop documents
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Venue Address:
Kraków, Poland
