AfriFOODlinks directly engages in transforming food environments in 15 African cities (5 Hub and 10 Sharing Cities) and 5 European Cities. The basis of these engagements are to strengthen linkages between stakeholders in and between cities, to produce and share knowledge, to invest in real-world experiments, to promote inclusive multi-actor governance and to accelerate innovative women-and youth-led agri-food businesses. The outcomes and lessons learned through these engagements form the basis of wider engagement with a network of over 45 Network Cities across the world.

To showcase the experiences and to share expertise from partners in the wider network AfriFOODlinks, a series of webinars and conversations will be hosted by the project. These sessions will also be informed by the challenges and actions identified by the Network Cities, allowing for tailored discussions that resonate with cities.

Throughout the project, the webinars are designed to facilitate networking and peer-to-peer learning among Network Cities, promoting learning and sharing across diverse contexts. Participants will explore implementable solutions through interactive, workshop-style sessions. In addition to knowledge exchange, Network cities also benefit from becoming part of a growing coalition of cities and organisations committed to producing cutting-edge solutions to the challenges faced by our cities’ food environments. 

Join us in sharing knowledge, learning from each other, collaborating, and building connections within a global network of cities committed to sustainable urban food systems. Become a Network City!