Thematic cooperation to make a joint method for more efficient use of local products (Q4300868)

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Project Q4300868 in Croatia
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Thematic cooperation to make a joint method for more efficient use of local products
Project Q4300868 in Croatia

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    224,060.0 Euro
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    263,600.0 Euro
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    85.0 percent
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    1 August 2017
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    30 November 2018
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    TRZNICA d.o.o. OSIJEK
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    45°33'17.86"N, 18°41'43.84"E
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    The project recognized food waste as one of the major challenges of the modern world and focused on raising awareness about the issue and finding a common solution to the problem shared by the communities in the cross-border area. The markets in the two biggest urban centres in the region, Osijek and Pécs, set out to set up a network including food producers, distributers and the final consumers in order to raise awareness about the scale of this global problem and try and find an eco-friendly solution for the local and regional needs. The project included several workshops focusing on the problem of food waste which resulted in a joint document proposing a viable solution for the markets in the region. Additionally, the project connected the local markets with the local associations dealing with disadvantaged groups and set up a pilot programme of collection of food waste from the markets and its donation to the indigenous people in the region. The raise the awareness of the public to this ever-growing concern, several public cultural events were held where food made out of left-over produce from the markets was served to the general public. (English)
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