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On 2 December, during a week of major European food systems events in Copenhagen, we convened a CLEVERFOOD Policy Roundtable on Healthy and Sustainable Public Food Procurement. - Image
An extensive expert evaluation report of the SYSTEMIC project is developed and includes key achievements. The SYSTEMIC project has contributed significantly to research on food security, sustainable agriculture and effects of climate change, with outcomes including policy recommendations, peer reviewed publications, and dissemination activities. - Image
We are pleased to pre-announce the launch of the new joint funding activity: the Knowledge Hub call on ‘Establishing the link between food processing and sustainable food systems’ expected in early January 2026. - Image
Our new brief from the HDHL Conference (Brussels, April 2026) calls for stronger action to create healthier, fairer and more sustainable food environments in Europe. The focus is not only on what should change, but on who needs to act—policymakers, researchers and research funders. - Image
At the IUNS-ICN 2025 Congress in Paris, HDHL hosted a well-attended symposium titled “Striking the Balance – Navigating Food Processing and Sustainability for a Better Future.” The session brought together leading experts to explore how food processing can support the transition towards healthier and more sustainable diets. - “New food resources and technologies to improve public health and food security” (FOODRETEC) In February 2023, JPI HDHL launched a new joint funding activity “New food resources and technologies to improve public health and food security” (FOODRETEC).
- In January 2019, the JPIs HDHL, FACCE and OCEANS jointly launched the "Knowledge Hub on Food and Nutrition Security" call, the 3rd Joint Funding Activity organised under the umbrella of the ERA-Net ERA-HDHL.
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“Just four industries cause 2.7 million deaths in the European Region every year”. This important take-away from the report “Commercial determinants of noncommunicable diseases in the WHO European Region” set the scene for a HDHL-WHO workshop. The final report of this workshop and the main challenges and recommendations is now available.
