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DO GOOD: SAVE FOOD!

Education material package on food waste reduction in primary and secondary schools - For age group 4 (fourteen years up)











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    DO GOOD: SAVE FOOD! Education material on food waste reduction for primary and secondary schools. For age group 1 (five to seven years old) 2018
    “Do Good: Save Food!” is an education package designed for that purpose. This education package is the output of a comprehensive, scientific and inclusive development process that involved the input of both public and private sector stakeholders. It responds to the growing public demand for information on the causes of and solutions to addressing food waste and seeks to engage children in the global endeavour to reduce food waste and alleviate its associated economic, environmental and social impacts.
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    Education material on food waste reduction for primary and secondary schools - For age group 3 (ten to thirteen years old)
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    “Do Good: Save Food!” is an education package designed for that purpose. This education package is the output of a comprehensive, scientific and inclusive development process that involved the input of both public and private sector stakeholders. It responds to the growing public demand for information on the causes of and solutions to addressing food waste and seeks to engage children in the global endeavour to reduce food waste and alleviate its associated economic, environmental and social impacts.
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    Kur kursen ushqim, bën një punë të mirë!
    Për grupmoshën 4 - 14 vjeç e lart
    2020
    Në ditët e sotme, rreth 1,3 miliardë tonë nga i gjithë ushqimi i prodhuar për konsum humbet ose shpërdorohet çdo vit, me një kosto prej më shumë se 940 miliardë dollarë për ekonominë botërore, ndërsa rreth 815 milionë njerëz nëpër botë vuajnë nga kequshqyerja kronike dhe më shumë se 2 miliardë njerëz vuajnë nga mungesa e mikroushqyesve. Edukimi i të rinjve për të vlerësuar ushqimin, në përpjekje për të pakësuar shpërdorimin e tij, ka një rrugë të gjatë përpara për të mundësuar ndryshimin e sjelljes që kërkohet për të çrrënjosur problemin tani dhe në të ardhmen. “Kur kursen ushqim, bën një punë të mirë!” është një paketë edukative e krijuar për këtë qëllim. Ajo u përgjigjet kërkesave në rritje të publikut për informacion mbi shkaqet dhe zgjidhjet për sa i përket shpërdorimit të ushqimit dhe kërkon të përfshijë fëmijët në një përpjekje botërore për të pakësuar shpërdorimin e ushqimit dhe për të zbutur ndikimet ekonomike, mjedisore dhe sociale që lidhen me të. Paketa parashtron një perspektivë gjithëpërfshirëse të sistemeve ushqimore, njëkohësisht edhe një stil dhe mjete komunikimi të përshtatshme për ndërgjegjësimin e fëmijëve mbi këto çështje. Ajo është krijuar për t’u dhënë mundësi mësuesve dhe edukatorëve të zgjedhin dhe të zbatojnë elementët që ata i konsiderojnë si më të përshtatshëm. Gjithashtu jepen shembuj dhe këshilla se si fëmijët mund të bëhen “kursimtarë të ushqimit” si dhe agjentë aktivë të ndryshimit nëpërmjet transmetimit të mesazheve te familjet dhe miqtë e tyre.

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