Local Producers at the Crossroads (Local Advocacy) Part 1
Channel: URGENCI TV
Date: 17/08/2023

Webinar: Working Together for Sustainable Cities

All over the world, cities are realising that the access to land, procurement, transformation and disposal of food for their citizens must be planned starting from the needs of its inhabitants and the possibilities of its producers. This is how city food policies were born. Let's look together at examples of the process that leads public authorities to dialogue with all sectors that work with food.

About the SALSIFI Local Advocacy Module:

If the small producers are really at a crossroads (environmental, societal and economical ways in so on resilience way), how can build bridges between different actors (citizens, public authorities, NGOs and organizations working on CSA -Community Supported Agriculture and LSPA -Local Solidarity-based Partnership in Agroecology)?

This Webinar is aimed at associations, farmers, and public administrations in an attempt to create a discussion table and improve advocacy skills for all actors in the food chain.We hope to create an open debate, starting from the experiences on the dialogue between public administrations and small producers with a focus on CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and LSPA (Local Solidarity-based Partnership in Agroecology).

Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. Project ID: 2020-1-FR01-KA204-080270.

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