Registrations are now open for the next session of the FEAST Community of Practice (CoP) on Food & Health, dedicated to Sustainable Mixed Funding & the Power of Collective Funding.
Organised and facilitated by CLEVERFOOD project partner SusMetro, the session will explore how organisations can unlock funding barriers and build resilience mechanisms to help transform the food system in the EU.
Catherine Caball from Limerick Food Partnership and Lucy Schroder from WBCSD/OP2B will share practical examples of community-led funding, co-investment partnerships and collaborative approaches that support long-term systems change.
Participants will leave with practical ideas on how to diversify funding sources, strengthen financial resilience and develop funding strategies that stay aligned with their values.
The session is designed for food system practitioners, local authorities, funders and civil society organisations working towards more sustainable and healthy food systems.
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