Call for proposals: Nordic and Baltic solutions on food security
Deadline: 2026-12-02 The Nordic and Baltic food system faces risks from climate change, geopolitical instability, and disruptions in global trade and co-operation. Although supply chains for major imports are generally stable, the region is still vulnerable to market shocks and trade restrictions. Therefore, the call for proposals on Nordic and Baltic solutions on food security is launched. Proposals must address preparedness and crisis response in food systems, critical infrastructure and/or increased use of Nordic and Baltic produced food. The aim is to fund projects involving parts of the l
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