All projects, regions and functional areas have dedicated pages on the EIT Food website and we are more than happy to give you editing access and assist you in the process. With thousands of visitors coming to our website every day, these pages benefit from the overall success of the website. 


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Before uploading anything to the EIT Food website, please remember that large images slow down web pages. 

I am in a functional area team, where should I start? 

If you are a functional area colleague and have an update about your work, you can submit content to the ‘News and Updates’ section of the EIT Food website. This area is designed to showcase everything happening in our community, both directly related to EIT Food and our partners, as well as news relating to food innovation and sustainability throughout Europe. If you have an event to add, you can create it on FoodHIVE and this will automatically be added on the 'Events' section of the website.
 

To request access to be able to submit content, contact us here and someone from the core communications team will get back to you. 
 

For more on submitting news articles, go to: How to submit a news article. 

I am in a regional team, where should I start? 

If you are in one of the three regional teams, there is already a page on the website for your area: 
 

 

Each regional page includes news and updates from that region and new content is always welcome.  
 

To request access to be able to submit content, contact us here and someone from the core communications team will get back to you. 

I am a member of the EIT Food community, where should I start?  

If you are an active member of the EIT Food community running an EIT Food-funded project, you should already have a dedicated project page on the EIT Food website that you can update. Please find it through the search tab and request access by submitting a request here or by sending an email to website@eitfood.eu. Please specify the following information: name of the project, link of the project (if already existing) and the email address that should be granted access to. 
 

Once you have access you can update it whenever you have news. To see a good example of a project page, go to: The Regenerative Agriculture Revolution. 

 

You may also want to create a project page on your own organisation's website, to explain the partnership with EIT Food. To see a good example of a partner website, go to: Institute for Food Nutrition and Health. 

 
 

Please remember to use the EIT Food Brand Guidelines and refer to the Partner Project Brand Guidelines.  


This article was last reviewed in December 2023 and will be reviewed again in December 2024.

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