Bringing cities to the center of the discussion on the right to food

Fourth workshop of LUPPA’s 5th edition addresses the development of Anchor Projects

LUPPA municipalities stand out in the election of the National Board of Municipal SAN Officials

LUPPA holds seminar on public procurement for sustainable local development

LUPPA #6 applications extended

New deadline: November 16

The program will select 10 new Brazilian cities to support in strengthening public policies aimed at food and nutritional security. Cities in the Legal Amazon account for 40% of the available spots.

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LUPPA—the Lab on Urban Food Policies—is a collaborative platform and an ongoing learning program designed to support and enable cities to promote food policies through a systemic, intersectoral, coherent, and participatory approach.

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    6st Edition

    LUPPA opens applications for its sixth edition and will select 10 cities to strengthen public food policies

    14/09/2026

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    5th Edition

    4th LUPPA workshop: focus on municipal management of Food and Nutrition Security

    20/08/2026

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    5th Edition

    LUPPA LAB celebrates five years and brings together more than 100 people in Caxias do Sul

    31/07/2026

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The LUPPA library brings together publications, reports, videos, and reference materials to support those working on—or interested in—the transition to healthy food systems for people and the planet.

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There are different ways to contribute to strengthening the program. Learn about the ongoing calls for proposals and discover how to support the transformation of food systems

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Share knowledge, methodologies, and experiences with cities participating in LUPPA. We are seeking nonprofit organizations, government departments, university research groups or centers, and networks or alliances of entities working on issues related to sustainable, circular, and resilient food systems to strengthen capacity building, the exchange of knowledge, and the development of public food policies.

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Help expand the program’s reach and strengthen the development of healthier, more sustainable, and more resilient food systems. We are seeking partners, institutions, coalitions, and individuals committed to sustainable development who wish to invest in impactful initiatives.

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