What's new in AMPLE? Here you will be up-to-date with everything that is happening in the programme: kick-off announcement, the start of the training courses, boost vouchers beneficiaries, and more! Stay tuned for more updated information 👇
2023
Boost Vouchers in AMPLE Warsaw: first recipients announced - join them by applying today
We are pleased to announce the first recipients of the Boost Vouchers grant, part of the AMPLE Warsaw program established by EIT Food with support from the Citi Foundation. BioDairy Labs, SweetVegy, and FoodBugs are the first startups to receive funding, helping them advance their work in creating sustainable and innovative food solutions.
Otwarte Drzwi Association joins the AMPLE Warsaw Program
We are excited to announce that the Otwarte Drzwi Association, a Warsaw-based NGO with nearly 30 years of experience, is now a partner in the AMPLE Warsaw Program. This collaboration, part of the AMPLE Warsaw Program led by EIT Food with support from the Citi Foundation, aims to support individuals with intellectual disabilities in building skills and accessing opportunities in the agri-food sector.
AMPLE Warsaw launches 2300 € Boost Vouchers to support agrifood SMEs and startups in Warsaw
Established by EIT Food with support from the Citi Foundation, the AMPLE program in Warsaw is launching a new initiative to strengthen local agrifood SMEs and startups through its Boost Vouchers. These financial grants are designed to promote innovation, social responsibility, and sustainability within the food sector.
AMPLE Culminates Courses with a Food Networking Event in Madrid
On June 12, 2024, EIT Food and Action Against Hunger held the final session of the Agrifood Entrepreneurship course, aiding vulnerable communities in developing business ideas. ⬇️
EIT Food and Citi Foundation starting the new Ample Programme
On October 2023 EIT Food launched its new programme that received $500,000 funding from Citi Foundation to improve food security and accessibility in vulnerable communities ⬇️
Empowering people with intellectual disabilities for employment in the agrifood sector
EIT Food's AMPLE program, in collaboration with The Otwarte Drzwi Association, empowers people with intellectual disabilities for employment in the agrifood sector. The initiative offers culinary workshops, practical support, and individual consultations to help participants develop essential skills and secure employment. The program aims to break stereotypes, showcase participants' talents, and promote inclusive hiring practices.
Sustain-a-bite is a Horizon Europe-funded RIA project running from October 2024 to March 2028, focused on developing healthy, sustainable food products and processes.
Led by the University of Deusto, PRECIOUS unites a transdisciplinary alliance of 20 organisations, including EIT Food, spanning 11 EU countries to address one of humanity’s most pressing challenges: food loss and waste (FLW).
