📅 27 January 2026
🕐 13:00–14:30 (CET)
📍 Online
Cities across Europe face growing challenges in building resilient, sustainable, and socially inclusive food systems, while strengthening cooperation with their peri-urban and rural surroundings. The CoFarm4Cities project explores and tests co-farming approaches that foster closer urban–peri-urban collaboration, support local food production, and improve governance across administrative and sectoral boundaries.
This international webinar will present key results and practical insights from pilot cities including Krakow, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Turin, and Budapest, and provide a space for exchange with follower cities and professional stakeholders. The event is designed to support mutual learning on the transferability of project approaches, governance challenges, and policy levers for strengthening urban food system cooperation.
Programme plan
13:00 – Opening and welcome
- Welcome and framing by the lead project manager of Óbuda-Békásmegyer
13:15 – Evidence and insights
- Presentation of key findings from Krakow, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Turin, and Budapest
14:00 – Reflections and interactive segment
- Urban farming quiz and live polling (Mentimeter)
14:15 – Discussion (in thematic break-out rooms if there are enough participants) and Q&A
- Open discussion on policy levers, and next steps
14.30 – Close