Webinar: Sustainable Food, Smart Procurement: A European Strategy?
Join a webinar on April 23 to explore how sustainable public procurement can drive healthier food systems and support EU Green Deal objectives.
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04, 2025
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11, 2024
Press Release: The Brussels Declaration – a call for sustainable food systems
Press release: Read the Brussels declaration on driving sustainable food systems through public procurement in Europe.
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11, 2024
Organic Cities publishes the agenda for EESC Organic Food conference
Organic Cities publishes the agenda for the event on organic food and sustainable public procurement to be held on Friday, 15 November, 2024.
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10, 2024
Save The Date: Organic food: good for farmers, workers, climate, and the environment.
On Friday, 15 November, the European Economic and Social Committee is to host an event on organic food and sustainable public procurement.
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04, 2024
France Urbaine to host webinar on sustainable public procurement in Europe
France Urbaine to host a webinar to present its manifesto and discuss the main challenges facing sustainable public procurement in Europe
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04, 2024
Invitation to Sustainable Food Systems summit on 23 April 2024
Invitation to "Healthy and Secure Food - Ideas for Regional and Sustainable Food Systems" on 23 April 2024 in Brussels.
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05, 2023
Organic Cities Network Europe Day Event
Organic Cities Network Europe to hold a Europe Day Event at the City Hall in Paris on 24 May.
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04, 2021
“My school without waste”: sustainable food strategy in Florence
As part of its programme to promote sustainable food strategies, the Municipality of Florence has developed an innovative project: “My school without waste”.
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03, 2021
Bremen new Organic Cities member
On 23 March 2021, Bremen became the latest member of the Organic Cities Network Europe. We asked at Bremen City Council what motivated Bremen to join the European network.
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02, 2021
Vienna sustainable food procurement achieves 5-figure CO2 reduction
Thanks to its programme ÖkoKauf Wien (EcoBuy Vienna), the City of Vienna has achieved a 5-digit CO2 reduction by cutting emissions by 15,000 tons per year.
