The UNESCO Chair Participates in SETAC Europe Annual Meeting
28/05/2025
UNESCO Chair researcher Sandra Ceballos Santos presented the SMART-FOODPRINT project on seafood sustainability at the SETAC Europe 35th Annual Meeting in Vienna.
Between September 8th and 12th, Barcelona will host the LCAFood 2024 International Conference. With over 30 years of history, LCAFood has become the world’s leading forum on sustainable food. It reunites hundreds of environmental professionals from multiple sectors to share and advance food Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) and related tools.
The current edition will revolve around food systems and how the changes in the world’s diets have impacted health, society and the environment. It will also focus on the generation of waste and food loss caused by overconsumption and how applying LCA analysis could help identify the value chain processes, measure its sustainability from environmental, social and economic perspectives, and improve the food systems.
IRTA (Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Agroalimentàries), Generalitat de Catalunya, and Universitat de Barcelona are this edition’s organisers, who have counted on the support of a local scientific organising committee of which Alba Bala, Executive Director at the UNESCO Chair in Life Cycle and Climate Change at ESCI-UPF, has been part of.
The ESCI-UPF’s UNESCO Chair researchers will also actively participate in the congress. Alba Bala will chair the conference “Combined Nutritional and Environmental Assessment of Foods and Diets (II)” and the round table “Sustainable Food Systems: What, Why, and How?”. Moreover, Sahar Azarkamand will present a poster on environmental perspectives on wine packaging as part of the GO REBO2VINO project. Cristina Campos will also lead the presentation of the CICEP project on circular economy for food and environmental sustainability.
28/05/2025
UNESCO Chair researcher Sandra Ceballos Santos presented the SMART-FOODPRINT project on seafood sustainability at the SETAC Europe 35th Annual Meeting in Vienna.
14/05/2025
The team of the European project Greentour, coordinated by researchers from the UNESCO Chair in Life Cycle and Climate Change (ESCI-UPF), has published a new article in the journal Sustainability presenting an innovative tool to assess the environmental impact of tourism at both destination and establishment levels.
09/04/2025
El pasado 28 de marzo, Cristina Campos, investigadora de la Cátedra Unesco de Ciclo de Vida y Cambio Climático de ESCI-UPF, defendió con éxito su tesis doctoral en la Universidad de Cantabria.
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