The project aims to preserve and disseminate unique acoustic environments in five locally anchored church buildings within the Sigtuna and Knivsta pastorates. By recording so-called acoustic impulse responses (IR files) from actual locations, the churches' acoustics can be captured and digitally preserved for the future.

The villa garden in Gimo will become a physical source of knowledge, like an edible jungle. The hope is to inspire others to start growing edible plants in their own gardens and thereby increase the proportion of locally produced food.

Johanna Kylin in Gimo grows a variety of edible plants in her garden, she also does beekeeping. She now wants to start selling her surplus to others in Gimo. To give back to the community in the way she can. The solution will be a simple trading stall with self-service.

Micaela Zackrisson together with Östhammar's business association is moving forward in the process of creating a local food network in Östhammar. The idea is to develop an action plan for the new platform. And at the same time establish a new project in collaboration with the municipality.

Uppsala Food Council will investigate an innovative model for part-time vegetable growers. The model is based on 1-2 days of unpaid leave per week, where the part-time grower instead works as a paid grower. This will be a unique way for companies to contribute to the well-being of their employees while promoting regenerative thinking.

Through this project, Langhards Lantbruk wants to create a collaborative process around a potato harvester, to reduce climate impact, increase economic stability and contribute to shorter food chains. This investment will regenerate the countryside in the long term and create local development that takes place between people.

Källörs village hall association, in collaboration with Knytpunkten, arranges a creative workshop twice a month. So that children and young people can learn to create creatively with clay and to create more meeting places for children and young people in rural areas.

The Red Cross in Gimo wants to create a safe and inclusive environment where newly arrived, established residents and older people can meet, build networks and support each other.

Upplands Ekeby IF wants more people to get out into the beautiful natural areas around Alunda. That's why they are investing in new Mountain Bikes that will get more people to discover nature and form a community in a new way. At the same time, it opens up opportunities for new stretches of forest walks. It creates activities for the whole family.

Tuna Parents' Association wants to increase the accessibility of the gravel pitch and beach volleyball court. This is to create a more inclusive, safer and more communal place for children and young people to gather and carry out various activities.

Hagha local association wants to spread knowledge about cider making. By spreading knowledge about how to process apples, the association wants to create new networks and increase interest in local food production.

Össeby local history association wants to make the local history museum in Brottby an attractive meeting place. To do this, a feasibility study will be carried out to investigate whether it is possible to move an older cultural and historical building to the local history museum and whether this can become the framework for a new stage.