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E-Booklet: Appetite for Waste
This E-booklet contains social businesses' & initiatives' ideas developed by the participants of youth exchange 'Appetite for Waste' hosted in Kaunas, Lithuania. The tool also includes the schedule and activities of the project, as well as videos created.
Aims of the tool
The main aim is to present the wider public with viable creative and sustainable solutions to tackle the problem of food waste. An emphasis is also put on educating the youth and other relevant parties about this grave issue.
Description of the tool
This E-booklet was created by participants of youth exchange 'Appetite for Waste' hosted in Kaunas, Lithuania in Summer of 2015. It contains detailed descriptions of social businesses' & initiatives' ideas (focused on tackling food waste) developed by the youngsters. The tool also includes the schedule and activities of the project, which gives the reader an idea how did the participants come up with their plans for initiatives/businesses. Lastly, the links to videos made during the exchange are given. These were aimed at discouraging food waste.
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1679
This tool is for
Youth, youth workers, policy makers, journalists, entrepreneurs
and addresses
Youth Initiatives, Environment
It is recommended for use in:
Youth Exchanges
Duration:
2hrs
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
Asociacija "Aktyvus jaunimas"
in the context of
Appetite for Waste
The tool has been experimented in
Youth exchange
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Gediminas Kondrackis (on 12 December 2015)
and last modified
30 August 2015
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