Many European consumers still struggle to identify ultra-processed foods and understand how food processing affects everyday choices. This article explores the gap between perception, convenience and nutritional awareness.
The EU’s Multi-Actor Approach is reshaping agricultural innovation by putting farmers at the centre of project design, testing and uptake. Instead of treating farmers as end users, this model builds solutions with them from the start, increasing relevance, trust and real-world adoption.
A practical, audit-ready guide for Horizon Europe projects on how to organise eligible costs, ensure traceability, and keep the right supporting documentation—with common mistakes to avoid and a downloadable checklist to help you stay compliant.
A practical, audit-ready guide for Horizon Europe projects on how to organise eligible costs, ensure traceability, and keep the right supporting documentation—with common mistakes to avoid and a downloadable checklist to help you stay compliant.
The LIFE Programme, one of the EU’s key environmental funding instruments, may come to an end after 2027. This article explores its legacy, the current debate, and what could come next.
Below are 4 differences in implementing projects under the Horizon Europe program compared to the LIFE program. It is [...]
In our previous blog post, we delved into the success rate and average budget of the first 2024 call [...]
On February 28th, the latest round of calls for proposals under Cluster 6 of Horizon Europe ended. In this blog [...]
Organic production is defined as an overall system of farm management and food production that combines environmental and climate action [...]
In recent years, the term Living Labs has become a recurrent method for innovation in projects fostered by the [...]
