Abstract
The ARPAF project 100% Local, that was conducted by EUSALP Action Group 6 members, intends to deliver from its good practice examples valueable inputs for the second international territorial brand workshop that focuses on investigating smaller-scale geographical areas. With its territorial development model, 100% Local provides an applicable roadmap for small farmers and producers to cope with their technical or logistical difficulties when it comes to designing and marketing 100% local products. The transferable experiences from 100% Local could act as an "icebreaker" to ease the interactions among local actors that they can coordinate their activities quite informally and to show up, how important it is, to cooperate with policy makers, international experts, local actors and interested parties from even beyond the region to promote with a territorial brand 100% locally produced and processed products.