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Acropolis Park, Municipality of Strovolos

The preparation of the Living Lab has begun with the first planter box, where compacted soil has been replaced with fertile garden soil. This

From March 21-23, Bucharest hosted the first in-person meeting of the Driving Urban Transition (DUT) Feed4Food project, marking a significant milestone in the initiative’s progress.

The transformation of the Living Lab has officially begun with the installation of the first planter box.

The Urban Gardening Symposium, held on 21st November at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, brought together experts to discuss the future of urban agriculture in response to the expected global population surge to 10 billion by 2050, with 68% living in urban areas.

On May 17, 2024, the Gdańsk Lab, one of the four Living Labs of the Feed4Food project, was showcased during a study visit as part of the “UrbanFarming.pl Conference on the Future of Urban Farms”. The conference, held at the Hevelianum on Gradowa Mountain, served as a dedicated platform for delving into innovative urban farming practices, fostering knowledge exchange, and inspiring the development of sustainable cities where agriculture is a fundamental component.

Feed4Food project aims at transforming urban food systems into sustainable, inclusive, and health-focused models. Our mission is to uplift vulnerable communities in four European cities – Greece, Cyprus, Poland, and Romania – by leveraging our Urban Agriculture Living Labs.   Our project stands on three foundational pillars:   Living Labs: dedicated spaces for cultivating social