From how to set up a successful urban food business to how to generate media attention and how to evaluate the values of your Edible City initiative – here you’ll find a range of handbooks and guidelines with some key findings from the Edible Cities Network project.
Introduction to journalism for Edible City initiatives
Find out how to create a newsworthy event and get media attention for your urban food intiative with our Media Training Guide for Edible City Initiatives.
Download it here.
Growing Jobs in Urban Agriculture
Learn more about the process of setting up a successful Edible City business or organisation with the Growing Jobs in Urban Agriculture Playbook.
Download it here.
The Diamond Model
The Diamond Model is a tool that could help you gain a new perspective on your urban food initiative, identify its core values and develop strategies that will ensure it stays strong, stable and thriving long into the future.
The Diamond Model can also help you communicate effectively about how, why and to whom your organisation makes a difference.
Find out more here.
Leitfaden zur Ausschreibung fachgerechter Obstbaumpflege
Seit einigen Jahren erfährt der traditionelle Berufsstand des
Obstbaumwartes wieder eine Renaissance. Diese Fachleute können Ihnen dabei helfen, Ihren Obstbaumbestand fachgerecht zu pflegen und wieder aufzuwerten. Der vorliegende kurze Leitfaden ist ein erster Einstieg für Sie, um sich
mit Ihren Obstbäumen zu beschäftigen und Ihnen die Auswahl des
richtigen Dienstleisters zu erleichtern.
Hier runterladen.
Let's Do it Online!? Lessons Learned from Moving Participative Processes Online
This is a guide breaking down the key learnings from the study ‘Let’s Do it Online?! Challenges and Lessons for Inclusive Virtual Participation‘ by Manderscheid et al. (2022).
Download the guide here.
EU-Funded Nature-based solutions research projects addressing Societal Challenges across Ecosystems
The European Commission defines Nature-based solutions (NBS) as “solutions that are inspired and supported by nature, which are cost-effective, simultaneously provide environmental, social and economic benefits and help build resilience”. NBS must benefit biodiversity and support the delivery or a range of ecosystem services.
Download the visualisations here.
Fostering Edible Cities & Landscapes with Mundraub
This handbook contains ten years of knowledge from the organization mundraub and was compiled for the European project EdiCitNet (Edible Cities Network).
Download the handbook here.
