Terra Madre session organised by HDHL/CLEVERFOOD

In this 2 ½ hour interactive session, participants from city governments, food policy councils, ministries of health, and ministries of agriculture and food will help shape the way outcomes from 21 policy dialogues and roundtables in 7 European countries are translated into practical, accessible and useful formats. These dialogues were organised and facilitated by partners of the CLEVERFOOD project.

Using Art of Hosting approaches, we will explore together which messages matter most, which formats are most useful for different policy audiences, and how the results can be used to support the shift to healthier and more sustainable food systems after Terra Madre.

Are you working on sustainable and healthy food policies in a city or in a national ministry? Then this session is for you!

Target audience for this conference:

• Policy makers and policy advisors working on food, nutrition and/or public health in municipalities and at the national level at ministries

What will it bring you:

• Insights and learnings from other cities and countries on what steps to follow to implement sustainable and healthy food policies.
• The opportunity to connect with peers and to form coalitions to build a healthier and more sustainable food system
• The chance to shape some of the key outcomes of the CLEVERFOOD project, making it useful and applicable for people working on healthy and sustainable food systems

Organised by: Healthy Diet, Healthy Life

This event is part of CLEVERFOOD, a Horizon Europe project engaging citizens, researchers, policymakers and practitioners in the transition towards fair, healthy and sustainable food systems.