
Fruit tree map – for community harvest
A Hungarian community initiative maps and harvests public fruit trees, turning overlooked urban greenery into a shared, freely accessible food resource.

A Hungarian community initiative maps and harvests public fruit trees, turning overlooked urban greenery into a shared, freely accessible food resource.
Builds a tiered, next-generation network combining genetics, satellites and field data to track biodiversity across Europe.
Builds partnerships to strengthen bioeconomy research and innovation in Central and Eastern Europe and neighbouring countries.
Builds a decision-support tool to help balance competing uses of land and sea, like food, energy and nature protection.
Explores alternative economic models — beyond constant growth — that could better protect biodiversity and social equity.
Supports community kitchens that combine local food sourcing with care for people facing food insecurity.
Measures the full social, economic and ecological benefits of restoring nature to support smarter restoration decisions.
Builds regional hubs that turn bio-based and construction waste into new building materials.
Analyses and improves farmers’ negotiating power within EU food supply chains.
Connects and strengthens existing European bioeconomy networks to boost collaboration and investment.
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