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Food and Climate Protection

Presentation
Date
Location
Berlin, Germany
Speech
Stephanie Wunder

With more than 1500 participants in the live stream and via YouTube, the online webinar "Saving the climate with knife and fork? How our eating habits affect the environment" on 18 May 2020 was a complete success. Together, Tanja Dräger de Teran (WWF) and Stephanie Wunder (Ecologic Institute), highlighted the links between daily nutritional routines and their impact on climate, land use and health.

The event was organized in cooperation with the German Adult Education Association ("Volkshochschulen") and part of the series "Smart Democracy", that deals with topics related to digitalisation and social policy. The open channel Alex Berlin broadcasted the webinar in its livestream. Using an online questioning tool, participants were able to ask questions and took part in a live challenge providing ideas for sustainable food consumption. Key focus of the inputs was on ideas for reducing meat consumption and food waste.

The presentation and the 75-minute recording of the programme with the title "Mit Messer und Gabel das Klima retten? Wie unsere Ernährung die Umwelt beeinflusst" are available online. 

Live webinar on food and climate protection
Event
Webinar „Mit Messer und Gabel das Klima retten? Wie unsere Ernährung die Umwelt…
Organizer
Speech
Stephanie Wunder
Date
Location
Berlin, Germany
Language
German
Keywords
food, nutrition, climate protection, agriculture, land use, meat, food waste, biodiversity, sustainable consumption
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.

PublicationVideoResearch Against Food Waste
 
In 2019, the European research project REFRESH has come to an end. The video provides an overview of the food waste situation in the EU explaining the most relevant challenges and how these have been addressed by the project with regard to three focus areas: a)... Read more

Ecologic Institute 2019: Research Against Food Waste. REFRESH. Video. Online: https://youtu.be/-1cM7mUcQ-o

PublicationReportOptions for Sustainable Food and Agriculture in the EU
 
Global population growth, climate change, shifting consumer patterns, competing demands on and the environmental impacts from agricultural land use – the convergence of these issues places food security and sustainable land use in a precarious balance. European... Read more

Underwood, Evelyn; Baldock, David; Aiking, Harry; Buckwell, Allan; Dooley, Elizabeth; Frelih-Larsen, Ana; Naumann, Sandra; O’Connor, Clementine; Poláková, Jana; Tucker, Graham (2013) Options for sustainable food and agriculture in the EU. Synthesis report of the STOA Project 'Technology Options for Feeding 10 Billion People’. Institute for European Environmental Policy, London/Brussels.

PresentationSpeechRegional Food Systems in the Rural Urban Nexus
 
Stephanie Wunder © NürnbergMesse | Thomas Geiger
"More organic, more regional food, fit for the future – transition of food systems through urban-rural cooperation". That was the motto of this year's STADTLANDBIO congress on 14 and 15 February 2019 that took place as part of the BIOFACH – the international trade Fair... Read more

Speech:Regional Food Systems in the Rural Urban Nexus

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Location
Berlin, Germany
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.

PresentationPanel discussionSustainable Diets
 
| © Verlag Der Tagesspiegel
More than 450 decision-makers discussed the urgent matters of our time during the "World Food Convention 2017", where the Ecologic Institute was a partner. Stephanie Wunder, Ecologic Institute's Senior Fellow joined the World Food Convention's panel on "Human Eating... Read more

Panel discussion:Sustainable Diets

Date
Location
Berlin, Germany
Source URL: https://www.ecologic.eu/17461