AgriFood4Future project: Call for Agrifood Challenge Owners – Co-Design Pilot-Ready Solutions
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Deadline: Oct 10, 2026
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Tech Collaboration, Project partner

Summary

Seeking agrifood SMEs and corporates facing technical or operational challenges to match with European tech startups and co-develop feasibility studies and pilot plans.

Description

Within the framework of the European project AgriFood4Future (co-funded by the European Union), Trama TecnoAmbiental (TTA) and the project consortium (led in this task by Building Global Innovators - BGI) invite agrifood SMEs and corporates to join the Open Innovation & Challenge-Based Programme as Challenge Owners.



❓ What is the opportunity?

Participating companies can define up to two strategic or technological challenges from their daily operations (e.g., smart farming, irrigation water & energy efficiency, decarbonization, novel ingredients, or circular economy).

✨ Key Benefits for Challenge Owners:

- Tailored Matching: Get matched with vetted European startups, tech providers, and research groups (preferable TRL 4–7) tailored to your specific problem statement.

- De-Risk Innovation: Co-design a structured feasibility study and pilot-ready plan (defining KPIs, technical integration, and risk mitigation) before committing to major capital investments.

- Technical Mentorship: Access frameworks and guidance to absorb external innovation and accelerate your green and digital transition.

- European Exposure: Present pilot outcomes at an international stakeholder event and integrate into the pan-European AgriFood4Future network.



Submit your challenge via the official registration form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfmeKP8m9xbCOIZp1Q_M3gJLYOBkrh70XEMRpeulgQrQVwmYg/viewform

Additional project information at: https://agrifood4future.com/



✉️ For direct inquiries or coordination with the consortium, contact project manager Jan Mrkous (jan@bgi.pt) or the TTA team.

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