Sustainable Food Projects
Browse the diverse projects exploring Sustainable Food hosted at the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development
Ongoing projects
CropXR (2023-2033) | This project seeks to combine biological and computational science and technologies to create, optimise and utilize a revolutionary 'smart-data-breeding' concept. More. |
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Just CRISPR (2023-2027) | This project studies whether and how crop gene editing technologies like CRISPR/Cas can contribute to a just transition for smallholder farmers in the global South. More. |
REWIRE (2023-2027) | Leveraging new collaborations for circular agriculture missions - a multilevel ecosystem approach. More. |
Tipping the Iceberg (2023-2025) | A team of researchers from Utrecht University and the Aleut community of St. Paul is working on a project to leverage a food system transition for the indigenous community on the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea. More. |
Ad-RICCE (2022-2027) | Adaptive Rice Cultivation for a Changing Climate (Ad-RICCE) seeks to promote more fair and climate-resilient rice farming in India by combining expertise in plant sciences, social sciences, and policy making. More. |
Social-ecological histories (2022-2027) | This project aims to assess how social-ecological legacy effects following land-use change shape present-day human-mammal interactions, using a case-study in the Western Carpathian Mountains. More. |
African Urban Futures (2022-) | This project aims to expand imaginaries about the possible futures for African cities to better achieve sustainability and justice outcomes, using infrastructure as an entry point. More. |
Protein Transition (2020-2025) | This interdisciplinary project aims to contribute to the acceleration of plant-based proteins using four different lenses: innovation system transitions, design studies, psychology, and consumer behaviour. More. |
Finished projects
UNMAKING (2019-2024) | This project uses a novel interdisciplinary theory to explain whether, when and how grassroots agricultural initiatives unmake environmentally disruptive institutions and practices that are deeply ingrained in capitalist societies. More. |
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