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03 June 2025
CIBUS: Tackling food waste across Europe
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03 June 2025
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The CIBUS project aims to cut food loss and waste in Europe by strengthening public policy and cross-sector collaboration through innovation and data-driven strategies.
Alto Minho Intermunicipal Community
Bulgarian Association of Municipal Environmental Experts
City Liège
Galway County Council
Häme University of Applied Sciences
Maramures County Council
Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment of Cyprus
Ministry of Environment and Water of Bulgaria
Nicosia Development Agency
Regional Council of Häme
Vejle Municipality
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Belgium
Bulgaria
Cyprus
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Finland
Ireland
Portugal
Romania
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Events catering and other food services
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Mobile beverage services
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Mobile food services
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Other food and beverage services
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Restaurants, cafes and bars (Food and Beverage serving activities)
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The CIBUS project, funded by Interreg Europe, aims to reduce food loss and waste across the production and supply chain by enhancing public capacity to design, implement, and monitor integrated, cross-sector, and innovation-driven policies. Coordinated by the Bulgarian Association of Municipal Environmental Experts, it focuses on creating multi-stakeholder platforms, promoting circularity and innovation, improving data transparency, and aligning strategies with SDG Target 12.3. Running from April 2024 to June 2028, its expected outcomes include improved policy instruments, strengthened collaboration across sectors, and the development of sustainable, data-informed approaches to food waste prevention.
#Waste reduction #Resource efficiency #Sustainable consumption #Circular tourism economy #Innovation in tourism
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