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From Research to Action: VISIONARY Final Conference highlights pathways for sustainable agri-food systems

From Research to Action: VISIONARY Final Conference highlights pathways for sustainable agri-food systems

Jul 20, 2026 | news, News for Policy Stakeholders, News for Practitioners, News for Scientists

After four years of research, collaboration and exchange, the VISIONARY Project brought together researchers, policymakers, practitioners and stakeholders from across Europe for its final conference, “From Research to Action”, jointly organised with the...
SPI of the month: Legumes for food – increasing consumer demand in Denmark

SPI of the month: Legumes for food – increasing consumer demand in Denmark

Jul 16, 2026 | news, News for Policy Stakeholders, News for Practitioners, News for Scientists

This SPI gathers a broad range of stakeholders from the Danish plant-protein sector, including producers (food companies, processors, farmers), NGOs and think tanks, and policy-makers from different government agencies. The first SPI meeting took place on June 19,...
Introducing… ZALF, Germany

Introducing… ZALF, Germany

Apr 16, 2026 | news, News for Policy Stakeholders, News for Practitioners, News for Scientists

Based in Germany, the Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) brings expertise in systems approaches, behavioural and experimental economics, and policy analysis on the governance of food systems to the VISIONARY project. The team leads the...
SPI of the month:  Greenhouse gas mitigation via feed additives

SPI of the month: Greenhouse gas mitigation via feed additives

Mar 17, 2026 | news, News for Policy Stakeholders, News for Practitioners, News for Scientists

How can feed additives help reduce methane emissions from dairy farming while maintaining economic viability? This question drives the Science-Policy Interface (SPI) on greenhouse gas mitigation in Trento, Italy. At the heart of this SPI is the EcoLivestock project,...
Introducing… University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Introducing… University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Mar 5, 2026 | news, News for Policy Stakeholders, News for Practitioners, News for Scientists

The University of Copenhagen (UCPH) is leading Work Package 3 (WP3) and coordinating the experimental work on agri-environmental policies in areas such as climate mitigation, biodiversity conservation, and water resource management. In addition, UCPH is engaged in...
SPI of the Month: More Legumes in Germany

SPI of the Month: More Legumes in Germany

Feb 10, 2026 | news, News for Policy Stakeholders, News for Practitioners, News for Scientists

In Germany, the Science-Policy-Interface (SPI) on plant-based protein focuses on promoting legumes for human consumption as part of the national strategy to support healthier, more sustainable, and plant-based diets. Built around a case study on plant-based protein,...
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Funded by the European Union under GA no. 101060538. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or REA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
The work of UK participants was funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) under the UK government’s Horizon Europe funding guarantee [grant numbers 10037976 (University of Aberdeen) and 10044788 (University of Exeter)].
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