Future Food Mediterraneo, operating through its Paideia Campus in Pollica, Italy, is an international hub for regenerative food systems and territorial regeneration based on the model of integral ecology. Every summer the campus trains more than 1,000 people in immersive programmes on regenerative communities, food innovation, and ecological transition. The campus acts as a living lab to test and scale the “Pollica model” of regenerative territorial development across other European cities and territories.

We are seeking qualified experts and service providers for long‑term collaboration frameworks (master agreements) to support our activities and the replication of the Paideia‑Pollica model in new contexts. The reference period for the collaboration is 1 January 2025 until 31 December 2026.

Vacancies and Service Providers

1. Two Experts in Territorial Regeneration (Long‑Term Advisory)
Select two experts in territorial regeneration to support Future Food Mediterraneo in the development of methodological materials, training contents, and advisory services on regenerative processes. The experts will work with the Paideia Campus to translate the Pollica model into scalable frameworks and support the design of local regeneration pathways in other European cities. International experience in territorial regeneration, community-based projects, or comparable initiatives is required. The collaboration will be on a medium‑ to long‑term basis, with a focus on co‑creation of tools, curricula, and policy‑oriented outputs.

2. Food Catering Provider – Campus Dining Services
Select a catering provider to supply meals for the Paideia Campus in Pollica, a rural area with limited accessibility. The provider will deliver approximately 1,000 meals per year, with higher frequency during the training periods from May to October. Future Food Mediterraneo guarantees the use of on‑site kitchens, the Food Catering Provider must ensure full compliance with HACCP and all relevant health and safety regulations. The supplier must be able to deliver safe, sustainable, and high‑quality catering services in a remote rural setting.

3. Campus Manager – Training, Spaces and Logistics
Select a Campus Manager to oversee the operational and logistical management of the Paideia Campus in Pollica. The manager will coordinate training activities, space planning, equipment, and services for students, faculty, and partners, ensuring smooth delivery of programmes and efficient use of campus facilities. The role will also include coordination with external partners, maintenance of standards, and support to the implementation of the integral ecology vision across campus operations.