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Upcoming Events

  • Who’s at the Table? Building Rights-Based Food Policy Councils
    Who’s at the Table? Building Rights-Based Food Policy Councils
    Mon, Apr 13
    Webinar 1
    Apr 13, 2026, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM GMT+2
    Webinar 1
    This first session of the “FPCs in Action” webinar series explores how FPCs can be grounded in the Right to Food, with implications for their composition, governance, and everyday practice.
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  • From food projects to food policies and back
    From food projects to food policies and back
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 5
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 5
    Developing a food policy for a city or a region is complex—especially when it emerges from the ground up. While local initiatives are often rich in innovation and rooted in community needs, they can risk becoming isolated, short-lived, or shaped by external project agendas.
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  • Engaging stakeholders and extending participation
    Engaging stakeholders and extending participation
    Date and time is TBD
    Location is TBD
    Date and time is TBD
    Location is TBD
    Food Policy Councils often begin with the desire to bring stakeholders together. But engagement is not a box to be checked—it’s a political process that shapes whose knowledge, interests, and needs are taken seriously in public food governance.
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  • Food policy councils and institutions
    Food policy councils and institutions
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 2
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 2
    Food Policy Councils (FPCs) engage with institutions at multiple levels but the nature of these relationships varies widely. In some cases, FPCs are formally recognized in other cases they remain independent.
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  • Monitoring and Evaluation
    Monitoring and Evaluation
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 4
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 4
    In today’s policy environment, the call for accountability and transparency is not just rhetorical—it is often a formal requirement. Funders, public agencies, and citizens alike expect food policy councils to demonstrate their impact using evidence-based approaches.
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  • Surviving Electoral Cycles and Other Difficult Times
    Surviving Electoral Cycles and Other Difficult Times
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 6
    Date and time is TBD
    Webinar 6
    Across cities and countries, food policy councils are rising—and disappearing—at astonishing speed. While their emergence speaks to the growing urgency of transforming food systems, their fragility reveals deeper challenges.
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