We are an interdisciplinary Moroccan research team composed of experts from universities and public research institutes. Our work focuses on food technology, post-harvest systems, agro-industrial by-product valorization, agronomy, and socio-economic analysis. (3 Food technology professors, 2 microbiologist, 1 Agro-economist, 1 food chemist, 4 agronomists, and 4 engineers) We have strong experience working directly with farmers, cooperatives, and SMEs across Morocco, particularly in traditional agri-food value chains such as argan, olive, citrus, dried fruits, and aromatic plants. Our approach combines applied research, field validation, and participatory methods to ensure real-world impact in Mediterranean agri-food systems. 001: Expertise and Contribution to Topic 1.3.1 (On-Site Transformation) Our team contributes to the development of sustainable, low-cost, and energy-efficient on-site processing solutions for perishable products. We have hands-on experience in: 1) Drying, dehydration, and minimal processing technologies adapted to smallholder and cooperative settings 2) Transformation of high-value products such as argan oil, dried fruits, and aromatic herbs 3) Food safety, quality control 4) Valorization of agro-industrial by-products within circular economy approaches 5) Socio-economic evaluation and business model development for rural and women-led cooperatives 6) We also provide access to real field environments for testing and demonstration. 002. Expertise and Contribution to Topic 2.3.1 (Digital Traceability) We offer strong expertise in agri-food value chain analysis and stakeholder engagement, including: 1) Mapping and analysis of Moroccan agri-food value chains (argan, saffron, preserved products, dried fruits) 2) Identification of traceability gaps and certification barriers 3) Socio-economic assessment of technology adoption in low-resource environments 4) Design of training and capacity-building programs 5) Definition of relevant traceability parameters (origin, practices, quality attributes) 6) Field validation of traceability tools through local networks and demonstration sites