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Initiatives have been launched to find alternative destinations for surplus food. Alternative options are also sought to continue sending food donations to food banks, which are also facing tremendous challenges due to the circumstances (e.g. lack of volunteers).

 
Slovenia marks IDAFLW through year-round food awareness

To celebrate IDAFLW, Slovenia highlights the importance of responsible food practices and presents its year-round activities in this field. Discover the Food Waste Reduction Ambassador and the Kuhnapato project engaging schools through cooking and exploring local food and traditional dishes to help children understand the importance of responsible food practices.

 
Changing Habits, Saving Food: global lessons in behaviour change

28 September 2026, Online Organised by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and WRAP, this event will explore practical approaches to food waste prevention and their role in reducing methane emissions. Drawing on examples from around the world, it will look at behaviour change, national campaigns and how successful approaches can be adapted and scaled.

 
A new nationwide hotel initiative takes off in Denmark for IDAFLW

A new nationwide initiative will help surplus food from hotels reach people in need locally. The collaboration brings together a leading Danish hotel chain with Stop Wasting Food (Stop Spild Af Mad), connecting hotels across Denmark with local food redistribution organisations and charities.

 
Medical Devices

Webinar for Sponsors and Competent Authorities – Two Years of Experience with The Pilot Coordinated Assessment for CI/PS under MDR and IVDR (6 November 2026, 14:00-15:30)

Medicinal products

Presentation and recording - EUHPP Live Webinar on Biosimilar policies in practice: key findings from the AUGMENT study visits (19 October 2026)

EU Health Policy

Registration - EUHPP Live Webinar: Advancing Adult Hearing Screening in Europe: From National Practice to European Action (12 November 2026, 14.00-15.15 CET)