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FutureFoodS Second Joint Transnational Co-funded Call: Accelerating Food Sustainability - through Household Dietary Shifts, Trust and Transparency, and Innovations in Circular Food Processing Systems is sponsored by European Partnership FutureFoodS. This call invites researchers and innovators to submit project proposals that accelerate the transition towards more sustainable food systems, focusing on domestic food practices, diverse and circular food processing systems, and trust and transparency in sustainable food system…
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Second Joint Transnational Co-funded Call — FutureFoodS Second Joint Transnational Co-funded Call Written By Marijke Hunninck Accelerating Food Sustainability - through Household Dietary Shifts, Trust and Transparency, and Innovations in Circular Food Processing Systems Welcome to the Second Joint Transnational Co-funded Call from the European partnership FutureFoodS .
We invite researchers and innovators to submit project proposals that accelerate the transition towards more sustainable food systems.
The Call Topics: Accelerating Food Sustainability This call focuses on three crucial areas essential for achieving food sustainability: Domestic food practices for enhancing sustainable and healthy diets — systemic work at the household level covering food safety, cultures, nutritional needs and consumer behaviour.
Towards diverse, sustainable and circular food processing systems — improved processing/packaging, valorisation of by-products and side-streams, and compositions tailored to diverse consumer groups. I mportance of trust and transparency — identify leverage points; assess tools, methods, metrics, indicators and quality signals (e.g. labelling) towards a more unified framework, co-created with system actors.
Both Exploratory Research Projects (TRL 3–5) and Accelerating Innovation Projects (TRL 6–8) are eligible. Key Dates (two-step procedure) Applicant & consortium requirements (non-exhaustive) Minimum three partners from at least three different countries that are eligible for, and request, funding from organisations participating in this call.
Guiding elements in evaluation: transformative perspective; inter- and transdisciplinarity; multi-stakeholder engagement; sustainability. Mandatory Impact Plan showing progress towards food-systems transformation. Proposals may be “research-oriented” or “innovation-oriented” (self-assignment).
Universities, research institutes, SMEs, large companies, NGOs, and public bodies, depending on national/regional eligibility rules. A total of ~39 million EUR is available through a virtual common pot funded by participating countries and the European Union. Submission Platform & Partner Search Proposals must be submitted via: A built-in partnering tool is available for organisations seeking consortium partners.
The slides, the recording and FAQ document of the webinar are online on our submission website . Call for Experts – FutureFoodS Call 2025 Throwback to the Autumn School
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers and innovators working on sustainable food systems, with projects covering all three dimensions of sustainability and adopting inter- and transdisciplinary and trans-sectoral approaches. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
FutureFoodS Second Joint Transnational Co-funded Call: Accelerating Food Sustainability - through Household Dietary Shifts, Trust and Transparency, and Innovations in Circular Food Processing Systems is funded by European Partnership FutureFoodS. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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