The nationwide panel on food policy will consist of 65 randomly selected panelists, representative and diverse in terms of gender, age, education and place of residence. You don't need any specialized knowledge to take part! Participants will be introduced to the topic by a group of experts during the educational part of the panel.

In the first part, called the educational part, panelists will have the opportunity to listen to the speeches of experts specializing in the Panel's topics and get acquainted with their proposed solutions.

During this stage, panelists will have the opportunity to improve their knowledge on the topic by asking specific questions to experts.

The next part of the Panel will be deliberation, i.e. a discussion among the Panelists about the solutions proposed in the educational part. Deliberation is an exchange of arguments that involves careful listening to each other and promotes learning about other people's perspectives. During the deliberative part, there will be an opportunity to revisit topics from the educational part, jointly evaluate and develop proposed solutions, and submit your own. The aim of this part will be for each participant to develop a personal hierarchy - to indicate which actions will most effectively bring us as a society closer to achieving the Panel's goal and will also be possible to implement in terms of costs and implementation time.