This document presents the shared Bauhaus Bites vision that has been co-created, in line with New European Bauhaus values and working principles, together with all project partners. It delves into how this vision is translated into localised impact pathways for People, Places, and Policy, demonstrating how it will guide the concrete transformation initiatives in the BB Trailblazer and Twins, and how it will enhance common vision for replicability and scalability of the BB innovations across all seven cities and beyond project.
This document presents and synthesizes key aspects of the cities’ Local Communication, Dissemination, and Exploitation Plan, which outlines the local strategy for sharing, amplifying and building on the outcomes of the Bauhaus Bites project.
This Action Plan sets out how Murska Sobota will implement Bauhaus Bites through place-based, education – and community-driven interventions that strengthen sustainable food environments and connect people, places, and policies.
The Action Plan for Oostende outlines a transformative approach to food environments. The focus area is the lighthouse district in Oostende. A neighbourhood on the northern edge of the city, separated from the rest of the city by the harbour channel.
The Sarajevo Bauhaus Bites Action Plan outlines a locally grounded and community-driven roadmap for transforming Sarajevo urban food environments. The Plan translates the broader Bauhaus Bites Vision into actionable steps tailored to Sarajevo’s unique cultural, social, and ecological context.
This Action Plan translates the Palermo Bauhaus Bites vision – strengthening food environments by empowering youth, celebrating multicultural food identities and reconnecting food, place and belonging – into three strategic objectives.
Bauhaus Bites will produce three scientific publications with the aim to spread knowledge of Bauhaus Bites approaches, analyse their results as well as facilitate their replication. We are proud to make all scientific publications open access, in line with Bauhaus Bites’ principle of democratising new knowledge and making results available to all.
This article uses Zagreb's Bauhaus Bites project as a case study to propose a model for how the Bauhaus Bites approach to co-creative food environment transformation can help to integrate sustainble urban development frameworks.
This report delivers the initial outcomes of the learning and sense-making process conducted under Tasks 1.1 and 1.4 of the Bauhaus Bites project. It builds on the shared BB Vision co-created with all project partners and documents the multi-scalar learning activities initiated during the first year of implementation.
This Monitoring and Evaluation Guide provides a flexible, science-based framework to support Bauhaus Bites Trailblazer and Twin Cities in tracking progress toward their local goals while contributing to the overarching project ambitions of system-level transformation through food, nature, and design.
This report presents the first assessment of the Bauhaus Bites monitoring and evaluation approach, translating the cities’ action plans into measurable bottom-up metrics that reflect early progress across Birmingham, Fundao, and Zagreb.
This document constitutes the initial Open Science and Data Management Plan for the Bauhaus Bites project. It specifies Data Governance and handling of data in the project.
This document is the first edition of the Bauhaus Bites Innovation Management Plan and sets out how Bauhaus Bites will identify, register, monitor, protect and scale the innovations generated in and around its seven Food Environments.