Dublin Community Week 2023: Systems innovation for sustainable food systems in other regions

On 28 September 2023, EIT Climate-KIC gathered Irish and international experts and leaders from agri-business, policy, government, research, and farmer associations for a full-day conference, “From farm to fork: Shaping sustainable food system aiming to shape a vision for sustainable food systems together”. The event was held at the University College Dublin and aimed to shape a vision for sustainable food systems together with multiple stakeholders.
The third session explored what a place-based methodology like the Deep Demonstration partnership has delivered elsewhere from the perspective of a national government, a regional government, and an NGO.
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Panellists
- Daniela Ibarra-Howell, CEO and co-founder, The Savory Institute
- Jon Ander Ostolaza, Director, Basotik Foundation
- Bart Stegeman, Slovenian Orchestrator- Circular Economy and Value Chains Transformation, EIT Climate-KIC
- Moderated by Saskia Visser, Resilient and Climate Neutral Regions Cluster Lead & Programme manager for the Irish Deep Demonstration, EIT Climate-KIC
About EIT Climate-KIC:
EIT Climate-KIC is Europe’s leading climate innovation agency and community, using a systems approach to shape innovation to support cities, regions, countries and industries bridge the gap between their climate ambitions and reality.
The Deep Demonstration partnership between EIT Climate-KIC and Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Food, and the Marine is supporting the entire Irish land and agri-food value chain to identify and implement sustainable practices, so that farmers and rural communities can thrive and agri-food and bio-based industries can transition to sustainable business models, all while meeting challenging climate targets.