12 AND 13 MAY, BRUSSELS

12 AND 13 MAY,
BRUSSELS
French and English partners are celebrating the end of their joint project,
whose objective is to promote sustainable local food.
Interpretation
French / English
Venue:
East Poland House
Avenue de Tervueren 48
1040 Brussels, Belgium
Tuesday 12 May
Economic development and local food
Closure conference of the DEAL project
2pm
Welcome – tea and coffee
2.30
Welcome speech
2.45pm
Towards a new balance between a global food system and local food
systems by Henri Rouillé D’Orfeuil
3.15pm
Let's share the benefits of 3 years of co-operation !
Round table 1:
How to give an impetus to a local food strategy ?
Questions and answers on the following themes:
- Local food as a tourism development tool
- Buying local to support local agriculture
- Local food as an economic, environmental and social development tool at
city-scale.
Contributors : New Forest District Council (GB),
Terre de Lien Normandie (F), Plymouth City
Council and the Soil Association (GB).
12 and 13 MAY, BRUSSELS
Round table 2 :
How to match offer and demand ?
Questions and answers on the following themes:
- Digital tools to help offer and demand meet : introduction and comparison of
two tools : Agrilocal and The Matrix
- Logistics platforms
- Initiatives to organise direct contact between consumer and producer, ie.
« meet the buyer », farm visits, etc.
Contributors : Départements des Côtes d'Armor et du Calvados (F), Communauté
Urbaine d'Alençon (F), New Forest District Council (GB).
Round table 3 :
How to raise the awareness about local produce and develop the
market ?
Questions and answers on the following themes:
- Training of kitchen professionals (collective catering, businesses,etc).
- Education and awareness raising to the general public
Contributors : Départements des Côtes d'Armor, d'Ille et Vilaine et du Calvados (F),
Communauté Urbaine d'Alençon (F), New Forest District Council (GB), Chambre des
Métiers et de l'Artisanat des Côtes d'Armor (F), Plymouth Council(GB).
4.45pm
How can the EU support the development of local food systems ?
Recommendations from the DEAL partnership
5.30pm
Buffet offered by the DEAL partnership to the participants
DEAL partners will present the results of the project in an informal
manner during the buffet.
7pm
End
Mardi 12 mai
Développer l'économie par l'alimentation locale
Conférence de clôture du projet européen DEAL
14.00
Accueil – thé et café
14.30
Mot d'accueil
12 and 13 MAY, BRUSSELS
Venue :
East Poland House
Avenue de Tervueren 48
1040 Brussels, Belgium
Discussions will be
held in English
Wednesday 13 May
Co-operation in Europe on local food issues
Technical meeting on EU co-operation project development
The objective of the meeting is to present and discuss partnership project ideas on topics
related to local food.
The meeting is open to anyone in Europe who would like to get involved in a co-operation
project on this topic.
9am
Welcome
9.30
Introduction of the working session
9.45
Participants choose their workshops
Suggested themes:
- Food and tourism
- Food and access to all to healthy and local food
- Food and logistics
- Food and education / communication / training
- Food and agriculture
In order to facilitate the organisation of the workshops, participants are asked to choose their
preferred themes when they register. Project promoters can also submit project ideas to the
organisers in advance, a project factsheet is available.
12.15
12.30
12.45 End
End of the workshops
Conclusions and perspectives
Registration here
Contact :
Anne Rouault, Project manager
Rouaultanne@cg22
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------What's in the DEAL ?
DEAL is an English-French project funded by the EU through the cross-border programme “Interreg IVA
France (Channel) – England”.
The DEAL partnership is made up of 11 partners involved in promoting sustainable local food.
DEAL partners implement local pilot actions to produce, sell, buy and eat local to foster the sustainable
economic development of our communities.