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AfriFOOD-Links : Transforming Africa’s Urban Food Environments Through Strengthening Linkages Between Food Systems Stakeholders In Cities Across Europe And The Continent
Long-term Europe-Africa Research and Innovation Partnership for Food and Nutrition Security and Sustainable Agriculture
Titre : AfriFOOD-Links : Transforming Africa’s Urban Food Environments Through Strengthening Linkages Between Food Systems Stakeholders In Cities Across Europe And The Continent
Pays/Région : South Africa ; Germany ; Italy ; Netherlands ; Belgium ; Uganda ; France ; Ghana ; Kenya ; Burkina Faso ; Tunisia
Date : Start date 2022-12-01 // End date 2026-11-30
Identifiant : 487-AFRIFOOD-LINKS
Type de projet : Development and innovation oriented (research) project
Objectif
AFRIFOOD-Links AfriFOODlinks aims to improve food and nutrition security, while delivering positive outcomes for climate and the environment, and building social and ecological resilience in 65+ Cities (15 African and 5 European Implementation cities and 40+ Network Cities) cities by : * applying an urban food systems lens to promote shifts to healthy, sustainable diets * transforming urban food environments through real-world socio-technical experiments * promoting inclusive multi-actor governance to empower public officials, small businesses * communities with ownership and agency to shape their food systems * accelerating innovative, women- and youth-led agri-food businesses to support local value addition * inclusive economic participation
Présentation
AfriFOODlinks invests in direct food system change in 5 African Hub Cities, and invites 10 African and 5 European Sharing Cities to join the Hub Cities on a mutual-learning journey, to share their innovative food systems and to co-design specific pilot projects for implementation in each Sharing City. Researchers, posted within each of the 20 local governments, will support the city to articulate its identified food system challenges and own authentic approach to improving access to healthy, nutritious food - with a particular attention to vulnerable groups - and reducing food related environmental impacts through food systems intervention. In this way, these implementation cities become flagships - beacons of inspiration for urban food systems transitions across the continent to inspire and share with over 40 Network cities, who are invited to adopt and adapt.
Coordinateur : ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability Africa
Partenaires : International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives ICLEI European Secretariat
ICLEI Local Governments for sustainability Europe
University of Cape Town
Comune di Milano
Humanist Institute for Cooperation with Developing Countries (HIVOS)
Rikolto
Shona
Food Rights Alliance (FRA)
South African Urban Food and Farming Trust (SAUFF)
Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (CIRAD)
University of Ghana
African Population And Health Research Center (APHRC)
ACRA Foundation
Economia e Sostenibilità (ESTà)
Inades Formation Burkina Association
Agence Du Développement Économique Urbain (ADEU)
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique et Technologique (CNRST)
Agence de Financement et de Promotion des Petites et Moyennes Entreprises (AFPPME)
National Institute of Nutrition and Food Technology (INNTA)
Women in Sustainable Enterprise (WISE)
Oribi village
Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST)
Financement principal : Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD) (HORIZON)
Budget : 11 816 305 EUR
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