HDHL F4H Governance
ZonMw coordinates HDHL Food4Health, ensuring smooth management, communication and alignment with the European Commission, relevant Horizon Europe Partnerships and Member State funders. The coordination team oversees project progress, supports governance bodies and represents the initiative in key EU‑level processes and events.
Consortium
The HDHL Food4Health consortium brings together 12 organisations from 9 countries. This diverse partnership ensures that activities reflect realworld needs and perspectives across Europe, fostering a strong foundation for transdisciplinary collaboration and longterm impact.
| Participant No. and Acronym | Participant organisation name | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 ZON (Coordinator) | Zorgonderzoek Nederland | Netherlands |
| 2 EV-ILVO | Eigen vermogen van het Instituut voor Landbouw- en Visserijonderzoek | Belgium |
| 3 INRAE | Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique et de l’Environment | France |
| 4 IBA | Institutul Naţional de Cercetare-dezvoltare pentru Bioresurse Alimentare | Romania |
| 5 KTU | Kauno Technologijos Universitetas | Lithuania |
| 6 IZM | Izglitibas un Zinatnes Ministrija | Latvia |
| 7 MASAF | Ministero dell’Agricoltura, della Sovranita Alimentare e delle Foreste | Italy |
| 8 EPHA | European Public Health Alliance | Belgium |
| 9 ILSI | International Life Sciences Institute | Belgium |
| 10 EFAD | The European Federation of the Associations of Dietitians | Netherlands |
| 11 IRI | Institut Za Razvoj I Inovacije | Serbia |
Strategic Board
The Strategic Board is a central governance body within HDHL Food4Health, bringing together representatives from research funding organisations, Horizon Europe Partnerships, policy bodies and other key stakeholders. It plays a pivotal role in cocreating and updating Research, Innovation, Policy and Implementation (RIPI) priorities, ensuring that joint actions reflect societal needs and complement ongoing European initiatives.
The Strategic Board is coordinated by EV-ILVO.
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