The Project

The Three Pillars

Our project is built on three pillars:

Living Labs

These are spaces where we build social vegetable gardens, urban farms, and community gardens.

Living Labs, as defined by the European Network of Living Labs (ENLL, 2023), are “real-life test and experimentation environments that foster co-creation and open innovation among the main actors of the Quadruple Helix Model: Citizens, Government, Industry, and Academia.” These environments are particularly effective for exploring inclusive approaches to developing urban agriculture. In the Feed4Food initiative, Living Labs encompass a wide range of contexts and solutions with a unified objective: each Living Lab integrates circularity and ecological sustainability with ecosystem service provision (such as park development) and zero-emission agriculture. To achieve these combined goals, various scientific methods are employed to assess the performance and impact of the Living Labs.

Central Knowledge & Learning Hub

All data collected from the Living Labs are analysed as an integrated system.

Feed4Food will develop a live dashboard providing real-time information on the performance of the Living Labs.

Transition Strategy

This will provide co-learning, co-mentoring, and mutual support for the Living Labs participants, ensuring the sustainability of the Living Labs even after the project has ended.

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FEED4FOOD project, Grant Agreement n° 101069506, has been funded by:  
National Centre for Research and Development (Poland), Research and Innovation Foundation (Cyprus), Dutch Research Council (Netherlands))
General Secretariat for Research and Innovation (Greece), UE Fiscdi (Romania) under the Driving Urban Transitions Partnership,
which has been co-funded by the European Union.

 

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