In honor of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we acknowledge the critical connection between gender equality and scientific progress. While enshrined as fundamental rights, disparities persist,
The first event of the year has already taken place and it couldn’t have been any other than the GAIA – Gender Alliance for Innovation in Agriculture launch event in
In this blog, we will plainly explain the emerging field of data governance in European regulation, how this came to be, the current state and what we can expect in
On 4th and 5th December, Data4Food2030 participated at the FOOD2030 Conference, organised by the European Commission, in its premises, in Brussels, Belgium. Let’s have an overview of our fruitful participation
Why look at global societal and technological trends for the data economy? First of all, the trends often have a significant impact on the data economy and, implicitly, on the
The Sitra rulebook was developed by a diverse group of experts from Sitra, Industry, academia, and public service to provide networks of companies and organisations with the necessary tools for
Exciting news: Our project’s vision is coming to life through a stunning, eye-catching animated video! Are you ready to embark on a journey through the world of data economy, food
The Horizon Europe funded project, Data4Food2030 has started its analysis of the ethical, legal and social aspects involved in the improvement of the data economy. As the definition and the
Following the successful representation of the Data4Food2030 in the exciting Synergy Days Conference, our 24 partners from 12 European countries have converged in the beautiful city of Thessaloniki on October
Did you know that peach was the first fruit eaten on the moon? All Synergy Days Conference participants dropped by the Data4Food2030 interactive booth had the opportunity to learn this
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