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Food (En)Vision invites you to an innovative series of Jefferson-style dinners that blend the realms of food and design. Hosted by the Food Design Lab Lisbon, these intimate gatherings bring together experts from various fields to examine how food design can transform our relationship with food. The project aims to inspire creativity, challenge conventions, and create a more sustainable, inclusive, and impactful future for food systems through shared meals and engaging discussions.

"Grow with a Flow" is a project based on modern soil-free hydroponic system of cultivating fruit and vegetables in a more efficient, reliable, inexpensive and cleaner way offering an easy access to healthy food and the possibility of social interaction in a beautiful green surrounding. The systems can be installed in every garden, balcony and even indoors enlarging the quality of products as well as the visibility of full life cycle and awareness of the advantages of sustainable gardening.

The revitalization has transformed historic octagonal plaza into vibrant urban space. The project focused on pedestrian accessibility by rerouting traffic to occupy only half of the square, thereby eliminating the roundabout and creating more areas for foot traffic. Greenery and amenities have been introduced, contributing to the square's appeal as a community gathering spot. This redevelopment not only preserves the square's historical significance but also addresses contemporary urban needs.

A construction hole in kneza Domagoja street in Mostar, which is a witness to illegal construction against which Mostar resident Boška Ćavar legally fought, despite the investor's attempt to legalize it, is finally being filled. However, the investor puts up a fence and the tenants of the two surrounding buildings lose their right to access the greenyard. This green area served the citizens for everyday use. Currently, Boška is fighting a legal battle through the courts to return the green area.

Since 1992, we manage to recover energy from the by-products of locally grown olive trees and offer a carbon-neutral fuel alternative for our industrial processes (produce quicklime for construction agricultural and environmental applications) and in addition we use our “waste” to create an innovative patented new by-product, olive barbecue briquettes, which is replacing the environmentally damaging (forest degradation and loss of biodiversity) production of wood charcoal.

The Youth Center "Volya" in Terelya is a space for development, self-expression, and innovation. Here, young people can realize their ideas, acquire new skills through workshops, training, and social entrepreneurship. The center has become a hub for over 600 youth, reducing emigration and fostering community growth. "Volya" is a place of empowerment for youth and an important part of the development of their hometown!

How can we rethink our relationship with nature to envision a desirable and respectful future for all living beings? Over three days, students from different disciplines explore a pressing socio-environmental issue. Through workshops and meetings with scientists, artists and users, they develop critical perspectives and inclusive, aesthetic and sustainable visions, paving the way for an engaged collective reflection.

Las Pueblas brings together shepherds, artists, wool-workers and friends in a celebration centered around ecofeminism. The celebration took place in Puebla de la Sierra, a tiny village located just outside of Madrid that defines norms and rural stereotypes. A hotbed of feminine engagement, Paisanaje inhabited the village for a weekend to sing, dance, cook, walk through the mountains, engage in dialogue with the mountain and the plaza, and to discuss concepts of ecology, feminism and territory.

Center Rinka: Sustainable Growth for Solčavsko Center Rinka, established by the Municipality of Solčava, drives tourism and sustainable development in the scenic Solčavsko region. It connects local stakeholders to enhance tourism, promote green initiatives, and support cultural heritage. With a focus on digitalization, sustainable mobility, and community programs, Center Rinka preserves tradition while fostering economic and social growth, making Solčavsko a model of sustainability.

The project focused on enhancing the tangible and intangible heritage of the municipality of Mirabello Sannitico, with the aim of promoting the cultural legacy handed down by past generations. A museum exhibition was created featuring photographs by local photographer Antonio Baranello, which represent moments from the community's past, and a participatory archive was established to facilitate the recovery of local and individual memories of which the community is the guardian.