Project Results
One of the first concrete outputs from FLORA is the summary report from the joint study visit and workshop in Sisimiut, Greenland, held in November 2025. The visit served as an early practical step in the collaboration and gave the partners a shared understanding of local food systems, infrastructure, entrepreneurship and resilience challenges in an Arctic municipality.
The report documents key observations from the visit and provides an early project baseline for the continued work on Local Resilience Profiles and comparative analysis across the partner regions.
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An important early result from FLORA is also the development of a shared conceptual model for local resilience and food security. The diagram outlines how enabling factors such as skills, networks, governance, infrastructure and geography interact with core food system functions including production, processing, distribution and external supply. It also shows how long-term food resilience depends on capacities such as diversifiability, acceptability, recoverability and sustainability.
Conceptual framework
Innovation Challenge
In April 27-28 2026 the partners and stakeholders from the partner regions met in the Orkney Islands and participated in a transnational innovation challenge. The event was organised by the Islands Entrepreneurial Network (IEN) / Robert Gordon University together with the FLORA project.
The report documents key observations from the workshop, study-tour and participants.
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