Last Transnational Meeting of our Rural Entrepreneurship for You(th) Project

The project managers from our eight partner organisations of the project convened in Cantabria, Spain for the final personal meeting. Drawing near the end of the partnership project the objectives were to finalize project results, evaluate the project, as well as explore future collaboration opportunities. During the three days of the meeting we were focusing […]

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Victory for Consumer Choice and Transparency: “Veggie Burger Bans” Not Allowed

The recent European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling is a major win for plant-based food labelling, striking down France’s attempt to ban “meaty” terms like “burger” and “sausage” for plant-based products. The ECJ confirmed that EU law already provides adequate consumer protection, making additional national regulations unnecessary. The one caveat: governments could still find a […]

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Earth Overshoot Day 2024

This Earth Overshoot Day is the same old story… August 1st marks the point that humanity has exhausted the planet’s natural resources available for the year. By the time we reach the end of 2024, the average person will have used up the natural resources of around 1.7 Earths. 🌍🌎 Until we can get a […]

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Third Youth Activity of the Rural Entrepreneurship for You(th) Project

The third and final LTTA (Learning, Teaching, Training Activity) of the Rural Entrepreneurship for You(th) project took place at Goloka Ecofarm community in Pontinvrea, Italy from the 4th to 10th July, 2024, gathering youth from partner organizations. The venue of the activity was changed compared to the original plan to have it organised in Ukraine, […]

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A Study on Microplastics Found in Placentas Associated with Decreased Fetal Length and Weight

Prospective parents, nursing mothers urged to mitigate use of plastics to protect their babies. Microplastics – where do they come from? Microplastics are small particles of plastic, less than 5 mm (0.2 inch) in length, from the size of a grain of rice to particles that have to be viewed under a microscope, explain Yale Sustainability experts Leigh Shemitz […]

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Paris Olympics Embraces Plant Based Dining

Have you heard the latest buzz surrounding the Olympics? It’s not just about the athletes and the competitions anymore. This time, it’s about food – specifically, plant-based food. Yes, you read that right. The Paris Olympics are gearing up to serve a whopping 13 million meals, and the menu is taking a groundbreaking turn towards […]

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It’s not too late to give your feedback to the Smart Protein project!

Last year, in collaboration with the Universities of Ghent and Copenhagen, we released our highly acclaimed report Evolving Appetites as part of the Smart Protein project. This comprehensive study delved into the acceptance of plant-based diets among consumers. Now, we are eager to hear from you! How did you perceive the relevance of our report, and how did it […]

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EU’s Chief Climate Scientists Recommend Shift to Plant-based Diets

The European Scientific Advisory Board on Climate Change’s (ESABCC) recent report assesses more than 80 indicators to gauge progress towards EU climate neutrality. After last year’s SAPEA report, this is the second call from EU science advisors that the EU’s food policy is not aligned with climate and environmental goals. The Advisory Board’s findings are stark: efforts […]

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Celebrating Innovation and Empowerment: The Impact Entrepreneurship Multiplier Event at Srí Prahláda School

On October 25th, Srí Prahláda School in Somogyvámos, Hungary, became a hub of inspiration and innovation as it hosted the much-anticipated Impact Entrepreneurship multiplier event. This event, facilitated by Zoltan Hosszu, one of the experts behind the program, marked a significant milestone in the journey of the Impact Entrepreneurship project. A Day of Learning and […]

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