CLEVERFOOD Peer-Learning Programme The CLEVERFOOD peer-learning programme is addressed to food policy labs and food policy councils. These initiatives involve active stakeholder participation and operate within specific territories (cities, metropolitan areas, and city regions), contributing to innovation and policymaking. They are implemented by cities, local authorities, and/or other entities (NGOs, universities, etc.) and are policy-oriented, contributing to developing food system governance strategies and policies at the city-region or national level. The programme will be organised around learning clusters, including demonstrators and fellows. It will be open to: • 20 Demonstrators: A demonstrator is an entity with direct experience or specific expertise on a subject and is willing to share their experiences and lessons learned. • 40 Fellows: A fellow is an entity that wants to learn from an experienced peer and is interested in applying what they have learned in their context.