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Mapping process Germany In the first phase of the REFRAME project, the district of Wesermarsch made a mapping of supply and demand of regionally produced food. The aim was to get an overview of available suppliers and interested buyers of regional food products, in order to be able to do a proper project planning. More information and detailed description
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Cow release events – a way of communicating positive values Three years ago, Grünlandzentrum Niedersachsen/ Bremen initiated the event “cow release” in the region. A festive event that brings the consumers closer to the farmer and enlightens consumers on how grasslands and ruminants contribute to sustainable food production and an increased biodiversity. The events have become a success! More information and detailed description |
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Mapping of supply and demand in Groningen To get a better understanding of the regional food demand and supply in the pilot region of Groningen, many mapping activities have been carried out. The work was made in close cooperation with several schools in the region. The mapping process resulted in interesting results and we learned important lessons. More information and detailed description
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Finding your target group by processing huge amounts of data How do you manage huge amounts of data and narrow it down so that it becomes manageable entities? In this best practice we describe the segmentation process which we went through in order to identify innovative food related SMEs in a specific region in Denmark. By describing the process, we hope that others can be inspired and learn from our approach. More information and detailed description
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The Northern Seednetwork Seeds are essential to a sustainable and authentic regional food economy. 'Het Noordelijk Zadennetwerk' (or in English: The Northern Seednetwork) creates a regional market for seeds. They thus preserve the specific qualities of regional crops and give regional SME's an alternative to the monopolies of global corporations. More information and detailed description
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The Foodshare App The Foodshare App is an application that is developed by students from the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in Groningen. The app is aimed to be used on your smartphone and brings together people that offer food and people that need food or certain products. More information and detailed description
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Network: Ketentafel Voedsel Stad en Ommeland (Groningen) A network community, founded in 2015. The network represents members of very different organisations, who exchange knowledge and experience in the transition towards a sustainable foodsystem in North- Netherland. Members are coming from companies, government, NGO’s, professionals, students, producers, retailers and cooperations. More information and detailed description
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