From April to September 2025, 40 entities, organised into 15 learning clusters, will meet to learn from one another.
The CLEVERFOOD peer-learning programme aims to support food policy labs and councils by facilitating the exchange of experiences, addressing challenges, and developing solutions to create food system governance strategies and policies.
Participants will have the opportunity to share their knowledge and showcase their activities. They will also benefit from the expertise of Eurocities and experienced peers in organising peer-learning initiatives and promoting knowledge-sharing to support local action.
The programme offers engagement opportunities and access to online webinars that support multi-actor initiatives.
In total, 40 entities will take part in learning clusters focused on various food-related topics, particularly stakeholder engagement and participatory processes. Guiding entities—those with direct experience or expertise in a particular area—will share their knowledge by hosting fellow entities eager to learn from them.
Across 15 visits from April to September, participants will come together to exchange experiences, engage with local stakeholders, and undertake field visits to observe practical implementation. They will also receive tools to support the development of action plans for continued work in the future.
Stay tuned to learn more about the participating entities and the outcomes of this programme!
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