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Welcome to Knowledge Transform Platform!
Explore our knowledge transfer platform to discover insights into Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) in Central Europe. Learn how these networks are improving their logistics and becoming success stories.
AFNs play a crucial role in connecting local food producers, consumers, and other stakeholders, serving as key players in the short food supply chain (SFSC). They do more than link geographical areas—they foster social communities and promote a sustainable food system supported by local sourcing.
To get more insights into AFNs:
- Explore the interactive map and best practice section to see how AFNs are applying innovative logistics solutions.
- Visit our knowledge base wiki to expand your understanding of logistics solutions, project results, relevant polices or participate one of our learning courses and quizzes.
If you have your own story to share, we would love to hear from you!
Interactive map of AFNs best practices
The map highlights different types of organizations, including local producers, logistics providers, resellers, and online platforms, showcasing innovations in advanced logistics, digitalization, local focus, sustainability, and transparency.
Simply click on the icons to discover detailed information about the best practices and the inspiring AFNs behind them.
Best practice criteria
Advanced Logistics
Well advanced and organized logistics of the AFNs, such selection among multiple delivery options for customers, etc.
Digitalization
Comprehensive information along the supply chain, such as user friendly shopping experience, etc.
Local focus
Organizational identity involves local roots and regional commitment, e.g. links with local institutions, etc.
Sustainability
Key environmental, economical and social aspect, such as focus on organic farming, carbon footprint reduction, etc.
Transparency
Key trust and transparency measures, such as food certificates, quality seals, etc.
About project
Food4CE is a European project funded by the INTERREG Central Europe Programme, aimed at supporting Alternative Food Networks (AFNs) in their efforts to create sustainable and resilient food supply systems. Food4CE will establish 5 local and 1 Transnational Innovation Hub (IH), bringing together actors from different sectors including researchers, business experts, food producers, logistic and transport operators, and policy makers to focus on advancing AFNs logistics efficiency through the development of innovative tools and solutions.
The innovative tools that will be developed in Food4CE project are Knowledge Transfer Platform and Matchmaking Platform. The aim of these platforms is to facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange between different regions and actors, and to create a unique mutual support network for AFNs in Central Europe.