Farm to Fork: sustainable production & consumption in public canteens - Summer School
| Tanulmányok helye | Online |
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| Típus | EIT RIS Programmes, online |
| Névleges időtartam | 3 hetek |
| Tanulmányok nyelve | angol |
| Felvételi követelmény | Alapképzés (vagy magasabb) The course is open to Bachelor, MSc and PhD students as well as graduates and professionals interested in nutrition and food. The course would also suit aspiring entrepreneurs or professionals. - CV europass |
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| Nyelvi követelmények | angol |
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| Egyéb követelmények | Speciális követelmények az EU-n kívüli jelentkezők számára: Nationality of a RIS country |
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Áttekintés
This three-week programme will provide you with an insight into sustainable production and consumption towards healthier diets.
You will start your journey focusing on one of the most challenging topics in today’s food system – local and organic products; zero waste; alternative proteins – to find ways to co-develop and co-design a creative and innovative idea for a manifesto for sustainable public canteens, including the development of a sustainable weekly menu, to pitch at the final contest among teams.
The programme will focus on Southern and Eastern European countries to address sustainable production and consumption and major nutritional challenges within the framework of the European Farm-to-Fork strategy.
By participating at the school, thanks to the focus on periurban and urban farming and a hand-to-hand approach, you will be aware of the local dimension and the Farm-to-Fork dynamics implementation, being ready to develop concrete strategies with an entrepreneurial mindset that can support the promotion of healthier and more sustainable lifestyles.
Programstruktúra
The course will be taught by academic and industry experts from the sector in a blended synchronous and asynchronous (online and offline) approach over the duration of three weeks.
Before the start of the programme, each student will be asked to choose which of the following three contexts they would like to focus and work on: local and organic products; zero waste; alternative proteins.
Based on this chioce, the teams will be formed.
Week 1 (05/09/22 – 09/09/22):
During the first phase, students will be provided with the essential knowledge on sustainable production and consumption towards healthier diets supported and the topic they choose supported by live lectures and offline materials (e.g. “An overview of the Farm to Frok strategy”; “From measurement to action: designing smart food systems”; “Sustainable public food procurement in canteens”). Furthermore, students will start the entrepreneurial journey supported by the Entrepreneurship-spine team members. In this first phase, each team will begin to explore their chosen theme – local and organic products; zero waste; alternative proteins -.
Week 2 (12/09/22 – 16/09/22):
During this second phase, students will be inspired by various case studies related to the key topics of the programme. Teamwork will focus on co-creating sustainable canteen projects based on the knowledge provided by the learning materials and the entrepreneurship spine. At the end of the week, a live session will focus on pitching techniques to prepare students for the final phase in week three.
Week 3 (19/09/22 – 23/09/22):
The third phase, called “bootcamp”, will consist of a series of “inspirational talks”, live lessons held by external speakers that will cover the topics on which the teams worked on and the transversal key topics. During this last phase the teams will finalize their project and develop the pitch, as always supported by the mentors. At the end of the third week, it will be organized the pitch contest where the jury (composed by partners, Entrepreneurship-spine members, and external speakers) will award the three teams with the best and most innovative idea based on a shared criteria framework.
The winning participants will receive a certificate of merit and a prize.
From the beginning of the first week, mentoring sessions will be held to support the teams in achieving their goals.
Karrierlehetőségek
This Summer School will provide participants with knowledge and awareness of the challenges of sustainability and healthy nutrition. Furthermore, the network that will be created through the teamwork approach will strengthen a smart ecosystem for young innovators with highly multidisciplinary backgrounds.
The programme will facilitate an open innovation ecosystem, enabling participants to operate in a broader territorial context and to become skilled individuals in developing, managing and sharing innovative solutions focused on sustainable food systems.
Thanks to this learning opportunity, entrepreneurship and innovation will be catalysed with a focus on the potential of start-ups and entrepreneurial talent, supporting young people to become active players in regional and national developments, especially related to the “targeted nutrition” objective of the RIS areas