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Nutritional Medicine and Sustainability: Acting together for the better!

Presentation
Date
Location
Bregenz, Austria
Speech
Stephanie Wunder

The annual NUTRITION conference brings together nutritionists, health experts in hospitals and nursing homes as well as pharmacists to exchange over current scientific and practical insights to support healthy diets. In her keynote speech at the NUTRITION 2019 with more than 500 participants, Stephanie Wunder, Senior Fellow at Ecologic Institute, presented what impact a stronger collaboration between nutritionists and sustainability experts can have. The presentation slides are available for download.

In her presentation Stephanie Wunder explained the changed societal discourse around food, presented new scientific papers such as the EAT Lancet Report and discussed concrete options for action on how experts from the health sector and nutrition can make important contributions to support sustainable diets.

The findings of the EAT Lancet report and a "Planetary Health Diet" can be used to reach people with new arguments and more consistent messages about a "good diet".
Event
Ernährung – "Gewissheit" im Fluss! (NUTRITION 2019)
Organizer
Speech
Stephanie Wunder
Date
Location
Bregenz, Austria
Language
German
Keywords
food, health, diet, sustainability, agriculture
Presentation slides "Nutritional Medicine and Sustainability" [pdf, 3 MB, German]
PublicationReportA Sustainable Economy: Working papers on sustainable food systems and living labs
 
As the institution in charge of the German government sponsored initiative "Scientific Coordination of the Support Measure for Sustainable Management" (NaWiKo), Ecologic Institute was involved with several of its working papers. These are available for download and... Read more

NaWiKo (2018). Das Reallabor als Forschungsprozess und -infrastruktur für nachhaltige Entwicklung - Konzepte, Herausforderungen und Empfehlungen. NaWiKo Working Paper No 1. | NaWiKo (2018). Local and sustainable food businesses - Assessing the role of supply chain coordination. NaWiKo Working Paper No 2. | NaWiKo (2018). Handlungsansätze zur Förderung nachhaltiger Ernährungssysteme. Ergebnispapier von BMBF-Forschungsprojekten zum Thema Ernährung. NaWiKo Working Paper No. 3.

PublicationDocumentHandlungsansätze zur Förderung nachhaltiger Ernährungssysteme
 
This paper formulates recommendations for action for policy makers to promote sustainable food systems in Germany and identifies open research needs. Stephanie Wunder and Dr. Martin Hirschnitz-Garbers of Ecologic Institute contributed to this. The results paper is... Read more

Wunder, S.; Antoni-Komar, I.; Claupein, E.; Dirksmeyer, W.; Eberle, U.; Friedrich, S.; Hafner, G.; Hoffmann, S.; Joerß, T.; Langen, N.; Quack, D.; Schmidt, T.; Schmid, M.; Schulze-Ehlers, B.; Speck, M.; Teitscheid, P.; Teufel, J.; Waskow, F. (2018). Handlungsansätze zur Förderung nachhaltiger Ernährungssysteme. Ergebnispapier von BMBF-Forschungsprojekten zum Thema Ernährung. NaWiKo-Synthesepapier.

EventWorkshopSustainable Nutrition Systems and Sustainable Nutrition Culture – Action approaches for transformative processes and practices
 
NaWiKo Workshop
The topic of sustainable nutrition is increasingly relevant in political, scientific and media debates. In this context, there are different perspectives and motivations surrounding the topic. Within the project "Wissenschaftliche Koordination der Fördermaßnahme... Read more

Workshop:Sustainable Nutrition Systems and Sustainable Nutrition Culture – Action approaches for transformative processes and practices

Date
Location
Berlin, Germany
ProjectHorizon 2020Resource Efficient Food and dRink for the Entire Supply cHain (REFRESH)
 
Across the globe, nearly 30% of food is wasted throughout the agrifood supply chain. REFRESH ("Resource Efficient Food and dRink for the Entire Supply cHain") was an EU Horizon 2020 funded project taking action against food waste. Twenty-six partners from 12... Read more

Resource Efficient Food and dRink for the Entire Supply cHain (REFRESH)

Duration
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Funding
Source URL: https://www.ecologic.eu/16825