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Mission City Business Lunch in Differdange: From Strategic Vision to Concrete Collaboration
On March 25th 2026, the City of Differdange hosted its Mission City Business Lunch , a high-level stakeholder event designed to bring together industrial leaders, public actors and European partners around one central question: how can a city and its economic actors work together to accelerate the transition towards climate neutrality? All pictures in this blog post by © Joanna Hudyka Photography The event formed part of Differdange’s engagement in the European 100 Net Zero a
David Everard
Mar 285 min read


Terra Madre Salone del Gusto 2024
Terra Madre 2024: A Vision for Resilient Food Systems
In September 2024, EVERARD Consulting & Communication traveled to Terra Madre Salone del Gusto in Turin, the world’s largest gathering dedicated to **good, clean, and fair food**. This wasn’t just a conference—it was a living laboratory for the future of food, where farmers, chefs, activists, and policymakers converge to reimagine how we nourish ourselves and the planet.
David Everard
Oct 3, 20245 min read


De Wëlle Gaart: Where Resilience Takes Root
Wëlle Gaart: Cultivating Resilience Through Permaculture
At EVERARD, resilience isn’t just a concept—it’s something we grow. **Wëlle Gaart**, our permaculture garden, embodies this philosophy. Inspired by Charles Dowding’s no-dig method and Masanobu Fukuoka’s natural farming, we let nature lead. No tilling, no stressing plants, and no fighting weeds. Instead, we trust the soil, embrace biodiversity, and learn from the land. Here, cabbages thrive among wild greens, tomatoes gr
David Everard
Jun 29, 20244 min read


Velo-city Ghent — Day 4: Notes from the world’s biggest cycling conference (and why we went)
Why we’re here. We came to Ghent for the same reason our clients hire us: to turn good intentions into practical steps. Velo-city is the world’s biggest cycling conference, and day three delivered a sharp mix of data, dialogue, and doing . Below are our field notes from the three sessions we attended—and a few thoughts on how we’ll translate them for projects back home. 1) Data you can actually use Mapping what exists (and what’s missing). The European Cyclists’ Federatio
David Everard
Jun 21, 20244 min read
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