EDU4Food: "Educating youth youth
towards sustainable, healthy and equitable food systems"
Type of project: Erasmus+ KA2
Duration: 1 March 2024 - 28 February
2026 (24 months)
Partners:
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Crossing Borders (Denmark) à Coordinator
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E-Juniors (France)
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KAINOTOMIA & SIA EE (Greece)
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STOWARZYSZENI E CENTRUM WSPIERANIA EDUKACJI I
PRZEDSIEBIORCZ OSCI (Poland)
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C.A. INNOEUSPHERE LIMITED (Cyprus)
Summary:
Today's food systems consume a lot of
resources and release a lot of pollutants, leading to health problems,
worsening global warming and the loss of biodiversity. To combat this, the EDU4Food project aims to
train young people in sustainable, healthy and fair food systems. It focuses on
developing skills in sectors related to sustainable food, promoting in-depth
knowledge of the main pillars of the European "farm to table"
strategy through educational modules as well as activities, methodologies and
lesson plans aligned with sustainability objectives.
The aims of the project are to:
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educate young people about sustainable food systems
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inspire changes in consumption through interactive tools
for young workers
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promote healthy eating and encourage employment for young
people in the food industry
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connect young people with local stakeholders and
disseminate the results.
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In addition, the project aims to promote inclusivity and
accessibility, ensuring that project materials engage and involve people from
disadvantaged backgrounds.
The expected outcomes of the project
are:
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A Training Kit including educational modules on the farm to
fork strategy, case studies, career opportunities, sustainable recipes and
cooking videos, quizzes, a digital game and an activity guide.
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An interactive space giving access to the training kit in
an interactive format, including an e-learning system, an assessment and
certification procedure as well as educational resources, an e-learning system,
an assessment and certification procedure and a resource repository.
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Local initiatives on food education including workshops,
exhibitions, farm visits etc.