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Knowledge-based Sustainable value-added food chains: innovative tools for monitoring ethical, environmental and Socio-economic impActs and implementing Eu-Latin America shared strategies

Abstract

From the project website: SALSA is a collaborative project funded by the European Commission under the theme FP7 KBBE (Knowledge-Based Bio-Economy), topic KBBE.2010.2.5-02 Eco-challenges in the food chain of the Latin American region – SICA (Latin America)

SALSA overall objective is to contribute to tackle Latin America countries eco-challenges (deforestation, CO2 emission, reduced biodiversity, water–air-soil pollution, reduction in food security) related to farm production and food chains relationships between Latin America and EU and enhance the food chains value added and competitiveness.

SALSA specific objectives are:

  • Increase of the Latin American and EU food chains social, environmental and economic sustainability (WP3; WP4; WP5);
  • Improvement of the SMEs and small agro-food producers access to local and EU sustainable food export markets (WP2; WP4; WP5; WP6);
  • Enhancement of the food chains agents’ relationship efficiency, both in terms of knowledge exchange and efficient trading relations, in Latin America and EU (WP6; WP4; WP5 );
  • Promote the EU and Latin American policy makers quality and quantity in the information, support education and raise the awareness of the needs for an effective food policy oriented to sustainability (WP7; WP5; WP2);
  • Promote the EU and Latin American consumers and civil society quality and quantity in the information, support, education and raise the awareness on sustainable food production and consumption impact on their living conditions (WP7; WP5; WP2)

FiBL is a partner in the SALSA project.

Financing/ Donor

EU

(Research) Program
  • European Union: 7th Research Framework Programme
FiBL project leader/ contact
FiBL project staff
  • Jahrl Ingrid (Department of Food System Sciences)
  • Jawtusch Julia (Department of Food System Sciences)
(people who are not linked are former FiBL employees)
Role of FiBL

Partner

FiBL project number 65075
Date modified 30.04.2021
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