e-Collaboration Network

Feeding Knowledge Network activities are developed through five research and innovation Priorities. Each Priority is made up of a network of researchers working on five white papers through a cross revision process. The main outcomes of the papers, together with the needs of target countries' stakeholders for food security, have been collected and systematized in a programmatic Policy paper.

POLICY PAPER

Feeding the Mediterranean through knowledge

“Feeding Knowledge” Programme will contribute building-up the permanent legacy of Expo Milano 2015 through a Policy Paper giving key recommendations for the creation of an effective knowledge system for food security in the Mediterranean region. The Policy Paper has been drafted with a participatory approach, in a 2 years consultative process that has involved more than 300 stakeholders and 30 institutions across the Euro-Mediterranean region. In view of the final release of the Policy Paper in September 2015, “Feeding Knowledge” is willing to collect inputs and comments on the document, which is downloadable here.

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5 Themathic Priorities

Discover the contents, exploring the Priorities: consult the videos and the white papers

Young researchers talk about their life, their country, their research field

Ali Tamween Ajeel, Iraq

Giving soils a second chance

Hamid El Bilali - Morocco

The Mediterranean food system sustainability

Habte Mihreteab - PhD candidate, Eritrea

Monitoring enables management

Ramy Saliba, PhD candidate - Lebanon

Wastewater management and reuse

Francesco Ceglie - Italy

Organic in greenhouses

Jenny Calabrese - Professor at IAM Bari, Italy

Biodiversity: more than just a sum

Elena Cadel - PhD candidate, Italy

Do not eat that steak, play with it!