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Info session: FutureFoods Partnership First Project Call
NOV
Tue
05
09:30 - 12:00

This was 1 year ago

Location

Brussels

Simon Bolivarlaan 17
1000 Brussel
Meeting room: (3.N.04)
Programmes
Agro-Food, Environment

FutureFoodS is an innovative European partnership focused on transforming Europe's food production and consumption towards more sustainable and resilient systems. 

The first FutureFoodS co-funded call will open on November 6th.  This call offers funding for innovative projects that contribute to one of the following topics: 

  • Topic 1: The way towards sustainable and resilient food systems
  • Topic 2: New foods – Fostering innovations in food design, processing and supply via demand and supply reorientation 
  • Topic 3: Empowering sustainable food choices - Enabling environments and dietary shifts

FWO, Flanders' FOOD, and VLAIO are organizing a joint info session for this call on Tuesday, November 5, in room 3.N.04 of the Belpaire Building, Simon Bolivarlaan 17, 1000 Brussels, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Participation is free, but registration is required and can be done by emailing ann.joris@vlaio.be

Please access the dedicated page for more information. 

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