
Connecting Farming & Healthcare
Let the food - and the soil it came from - be your medicine.
Unhealthy lifestyles and diets are causing 86% of deaths in Europe. We are working on challenge it.
We use nutritional and agronomic science, systems thinking, a multi-actor approach, and community-based interventions to create an European Agri-Helath system.
Our work to support healthy society and resilient food system
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Our latest projects
Soil2Gut reserach project led by Leiden University investigates soil health's role in human health. This initiative explores how different agricultural practices influence soil microbiome composition, nutrient density, and ultimately, the quality of food people consume.
How can we create a healthcare system that uses the healing power of food, and how can we address environmental crises while doing so?
How can we create a healthcare system that uses the healing power of food, and how can we address environmental crises while doing so?
Food that ends up on our dining tables shows the economic disparities we have in our society. Food is a political good, where justice has to come into play.
Community fermentation workshops offer so much more than culinary skills. They’re a perfect way to reconnect with our roots.
We are working with a school in Poland that grows part of its vegetables in a school to teach kids and parents about the importance of organic production.
Knowledge about health and nutrition should be accessible to all. Read about our project with Community Kitchen Rotterdam.
Read about our experiment of renting out a kitchen in the center of Amsterdam for one month to create a community around healthy food.
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Read out latest blogs post
Learn how Social Impact Bonds can finance food prescription models to tackle health disparities in our latest blog.
Discover Tina Owens' insights on innovative sustainability initiatives in our latest blog, enhancing corporate responsibility across industries.
Explore sustainable farming techniques with Dan Kittredge to enrich soil and improve crop health in our latest blog.
Healthy soil gives us a chance to decarbonize the healthcare system, fight food poverty, and save millions of lives by reversing chronic disease epidemics.