Library
All 18 pages in the portfolio, set out as a table of elements. Open any of them live, or take a PDF snapshot to share offline.
- Shared across London
- Belongs to Camden
- Draft, still changing
London-wide
Camden
How the pages link
The portfolio opens onto five London-wide frameworks and tools. The Working Group and the Six Pathways are, in turn, the way into the borough and Camden pages beneath them. Two pages are so far only reachable from this Library.
Every page
Grouped by who the work belongs to. Under the IP position agreed with the Camden Food Partnership, everything is open except the tools built for Camden alone.
London-wide
Shared across the alliance under the open-IP position.
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Food as Infrastructure
The London-wide portfolio. It ties the frameworks, the Hubs & Markets Working Group and the borough pages into one entry point.
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London Hubs & Markets Working Group
The coordination layer for the cross-borough working group: the anatomy of a hub, the shared network view, and notes from each meeting.
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Six Pathways to a Civic Food System
The shared framework the borough and Camden work sits inside: six pathways to a civic, regenerative food system.
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A Sovereign Food SystemDraft
A draft framework for the economic and policy foundations underneath the wider portfolio.
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Media & InspirationDraft
Podcasts, posts and pieces that shaped the thinking here. Listed in the Library, but not yet linked from the portfolio homepage.
Camden
Built for Camden alone. These belong to Camden outright.
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Where Camden’s Food Comes From
An interactive map of the global systems Camden’s calories, protein and micronutrients depend on, and how their disruption reaches UK shelves.
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The Nutrition Cascade
An interactive model of how one food-system shock cascades, across four volatility windows, into social and financial risk for the borough.
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Where’s the Energy?
What was raised, and by whom, across the Camden Food Partnership: where energy already exists and where it still needs building.
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Healthy Weight Acceleration PlanDraft
Reference material from Camden’s Health & Wellbeing Department, held here to cross-reference against the food mission work.
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Kilburn High RoadDraft
A starting proposal for bringing Kilburn High Road’s community to life through its food system, working with the businesses and organisations already on the ground.
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Options and Indicators for CamdenDraft
Eleven interventions where someone already showed up, distilled from Where’s the Energy? and Camden's own sensemaking workshop, plus the three simple indicators Camden and DML will use to know the mission is actually working.
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Governing for TransformationDraft
A governance draft rooted in shared authorship rather than one side holding power over the other — drawing on Dark Matter Labs’ Governing Together, many-to-many contracting and Cornerstone Indicators work, and Indy Johar’s “The Energetics of Building.”
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What Transfers to CamdenDraft
A Camden-specific reading of Dark Matter Labs’ Sweden food-system work: which instruments transfer directly, where Camden’s institutions differ, and what’s still an early signal from the Baltic States.
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Options for How the Partnership Could OperateDraft
A reference guide for how the Camden Food Partnership could be hosted and legally structured as it matures, drawing on the Kauffman Foundation’s ecosystem playbook and the Sustainable Food Places network of over 100 UK food partnerships.
Islington
The borough's own pages, built inside the working group.
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Islington Food PartnershipDraft
The Islington Food Partnership: funded to 2028, restructuring into four action groups, and recruiting an operator for the hub it shares with Camden.
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Islington: what’s nextDraft
Islington’s hub and logistics thinking, developed within the Hubs & Markets Working Group.
Hackney
The borough's own pages, built inside the working group.
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Hackney Food HubDraft
Overview and ambition for Hackney’s food hub, starting from the logistics-capacity question that opened the borough’s thinking.
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Hackney: what’s nextDraft
Hackney’s hub and logistics thinking, developed within the Hubs & Markets Working Group.