Editions
LUPPA is an ongoing program that operates in annual cycles, bringing together cities from across Brazil on a journey of training, exchange of experiences, and the development of public food policies. Each edition mobilizes local governments, civil society, and partners around a common goal: to strengthen healthier, more sustainable, and fairer food systems in their regions.
How an edition works
Each edition of LUPPA is structured as a collaborative learning journey, consisting of different complementary stages. Over the course of the one-year cycle, participating cities go through a process that combines learning, the exchange of experiences, and the practical development of solutions for their communities.
Each edition empowers cities to transform their food systems in an integrated, participatory, and systemic manner.
What happens in each edition
Throughout the editions, LUPPA strengthens institutional capacities, fosters cooperation among cities, and supports the development of more integrated and effective public food policies. Participating cities make progress in structuring plans, coordinating among departments, and implementing actions that address local food system challenges.
Explore past editions of LUPPA
Learn about the events held in each edition of LUPPA and follow the key moments, participating cities, and results of each cycle.