Join the Breads of the Creative Cities Project
Whether you’re a Baker, Miller, or Farmer, join us and help us spread the authentic traditions and recipes of your region!
Are you a Local Institute, Trade Association, Government Entity? Get in touch with us to explore collaboration opportunities and let’s work together to showcase the richness of your area.
Who, How and Why to participate
Who is the project for?
The project is designed for UNESCO Creative Cities (UCC) and traditional bakers, millers, farmers and community members interested in preserving local food culture. For more details, visit the Project page
Who can participate?
Any UNESCO Creative City and Knowledge Keepers (Bakers, Millers, Farmers) passionate about traditional breadmaking.
Why participate?
Participating strengthens cultural ties, promotes sustainable practices, and highlights local culinary heritage.
How do I participate?
Complete the online participation form, share your city’s traditional bread stories, and collaborate on best practices.
What are the benefits for a Creative City?
Cities gain international recognition, access to a network of knowledge exchange, and enhanced tourism visibility.
What are the benefits for bakers?
Bakers receive exposure, cultural recognition, and the chance to connect with a broader audience.
How are the results measured?
Through impact assessments focusing on cultural exchange, community engagement, and sustainability practices.
Which cities participate in the project?
65 Cities from the UNESCO Creative Cities Network participate.
Not a Knowledge Keeper or a Creative City within the network?
Other cities and individuals can engage through associated projects focusing on bread and cultural heritage. Explore related projects.
What characteristics do bakers/UCC need to join?
A commitment to sustainable, heritage-based practices using locally sourced ingredients.
What information do I need to join?
You’ll need background on your city’s bread traditions, local ingredients, and contact information.
What is the cultural importance of bread in this project?
Bread symbolizes both cultural diversity and unity, fostering discussions on sustainable agriculture and global food security. Discover more.
Participate to the Project
We are excited for you participation in the Breads of the Creative Cities project. Taking part in the project is simple!
Click on Participate below and fill out the form!
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