The Edible Cities Network is an EU-funded project designing and implementing urban food innovations and sustainable urban planning for greener, more edible, more liveable cities.
It brings together diverse people from around the world to explore ways of tackling urgent urban challenges – from climate change to social exclusion.
To do that, we’re co-creating nature-based solutions in Living Labs,
as well as co-developing Masterplans for the Edible Cities of the future.
The main goal of the project is to build an international Network of Edible City supporters, all sharing information, inspiration and expertise and collaborating to make our cities better places to live.
There are three key ways that you can get involved!
Toolbox
Want to design and plan your own Edible City Solution? Or explore and compare the sustainability, challenges and ecosystem services offered by existing Edible City Solutions around the world? Click here to visit the EdiCitNet Toolbox.
Marketplace
Are you involved in an Edible City initiative, project or business and looking for collaboration opportunities, free business consultancy, expert insights and promotion for your work? Click here to visit and sign up to the EdiCitNet Marketplace.
Community
Want to learn and share information on Edible City Solutions, connect with like-minded people and relevant events happening near you and receive updates on the Edible Cities Network? Click here to join the Edible Cities Community.
Event Calendar
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Free Edible City Resources!
Explore the range of different resources developed within the Edible Cities Network project –
from factsheets, guidelines and reports, to scientific publications.
Edible Cities Network News
Linderud community garden awarded at the Oslo Municipality’s Garden Awards 2022
The 4 winners of the Oslo Municipality's Garden Awards for 2022 have been chosen, and Linderud community garden - the site of EdiCitNet's Living Lab - won the award for this year's garden with a focus on environmental, social and economic sustainability!In total there...
First Visit to the Historic City of Carthage to Collaborate on the Edible Cities Masterplan
We are more than happy to announce the successful completion of two workshops held in Carthage to develop the city’s Edible City strategy. 10 participants from the Administration (different ministries and judicial bodies) and 24 participants representing the different...
edicitnet [at] andernach [dot] de
Weitere Informationen über das Projekt: https://edicitnet.sym.place/.../225390/city-team-andernach
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Englisch version:
Jerusalem artichoke - A great tuber 🥳
As part of the EdiCitNet project, the city of Andernach invites you to a Jerusalem artichoke harvest on the grounds of the community garden.
Here are the details:
🕔When: 11/24/2022 from 9am - 12pm
🎯Where: Gemeinschaftsgarten Andernach (Stadionstraße, between youth center and swimming pool).
👛Cost: Participation in the harvest event is free of charge. The harvested Jerusalem artichoke may of course be taken home.
🖊Registration at: edicitnet [at] andernach [dot] de
More information about the project: https://edicitnet.sym.place/.../225390/city-team-andernach">
