Recently, a new article about the ENOUGH project results was published at CORDIS (the European Commission’s primary service for EU-funded research results). It is included in the Results Pack on “Innovative Bioeconomy Solutions”. A Results pack is a thematic collection of project results tailored to the needs of specialised audiences who can further exploit them.
The article summarises some main findings from the project. Project coordinator Kristina Widell from SINTEF Ocean provides the concluding remarks: “By combining real-world demonstrations, country-specific roadmaps, and a freely accessible simulation tool, ENOUGH equips stakeholders with the knowledge and tools to take action.” In doing so, ENOUGH contributes to a more comprehensive approach to climate action, ensuring that the food system joins the transition to a low-carbon future.
The article is available in six languages. Read it here!
