Recommendations for data sovereignty of consumers, engagement processes in development phase, tools for data based systems and data sharing processes

This deliverable (and the attached complementary Enabling Environments for Data Privacy and Innovation brochure) outlines how digital technologies can advance food and nutrition systems while safeguarding user rights and trust. Developed within the FOODITY project, this it provides practical recommendations across four areas: data sovereignty and trust, inclusive app development, responsible data-based nutrition systems, and policy actions. It emphasises privacy-by-design, transparent consent, interoperable infrastructures, and inclusive co-creation to ensure digital tools are both ethical and effective. Designed for developers, innovators, and policymakers, this deliverable and brochure (developed to provide readers a more visual-friendly version) offers a roadmap for aligning digital innovation with legal, ethical, and social values. By fostering user control, accountability, and inclusivity, it aims to create digital environments where data drives meaningful progress without compromising individual rights.