Food Sharing Governance Landscape Comparison of the CULTIVATE hub locations: Barcelona, Utrecht and Milan

This report compares the food sharing governance landscapes of Barcelona, Utrecht and Milan, focusing on Food Waste Recovery and Redistribution (FWR) and Community-Based Urban Agriculture (CBUA) initiatives. The study focuses on the enablers and barriers encountered to expand the contribution of food sharing initiatives to create more sustainable cities and provides policy recommendations addressed to public administrations, food sharing initiatives and the private sector. The comparative analysis highlights divergences and similarities among the governance landscapes and allows the identification of common and place-based difficulties and opportunities.   This report is part of the Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme and UKRI ‘Cultivate: Co-Designing Food Sharing Innovation for Resilience’ under grant agreement No 101083377, DOI: https://doi.org/10.3030/101083377. Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, REA or UKRI. Neither the European Union nor the granting authorities can be held responsible for them.本报告对比分析巴塞罗那、乌得勒支与米兰的食品共享治理格局，聚焦食物浪费回收与再分配（Food Waste Recovery and Redistribution, FWR）及社区型都市农业（Community-Based Urban Agriculture, CBUA）相关实践。本研究聚焦拓展食品共享实践以助力打造更可持续城市过程中所面临的赋能因素与阻碍，并面向公共行政部门、食品共享实践主体及私营部门提出政策建议。本次比较分析凸显了各地治理格局的异同，可识别出共性及基于地域的困难与机遇。 本报告隶属于“地平线欧洲”（Horizon Europe）研究与创新计划，以及英国研究与创新署（UKRI）发起的“Cultivate: Co-Designing Food Sharing Innovation for Resilience”项目，资助协议编号为101083377，DOI链接为https://doi.org/10.3030/101083377。 本研究由欧盟资助。然而，文中所表达的观点仅代表作者本人，未必反映欧盟、欧盟研究执行局（REA）或英国研究与创新署的立场。欧盟及相关资助机构不对本报告内容承担任何责任。