RGS Innovative Food Hubs . Credit: Social Farms & Gardens
A series of enterprising and sustainable food hubs will be established in Welsh communities to promote short supply chains, providing food that is good for people, the environment and local business.
RGS Innovative Food Hubs . Credit: Social Farms & Gardens
Open Food Network, The Land Workers’ Alliance (both members of Sustain) and Development Trusts Association Wales joined forces to select the five organisations that were successful, including:
The opportunity is part of Resilient Green Spaces, led by Social Farms & Gardens, a £1.27m partnership project in Wales piloting alternative and relocalised food systems through testing what local people can achieve together in their green spaces.
A package of support for the hubs will run until June 2023 to help them really thrive. It will include:
For more information about the wider Resilient Green Spaces project, and for other opportunities for communities as part of the project, please go to the Social Farms & Gardens website.
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