Canva template file & downloadable PDF of case studies, worksheets and talking points for Food Waste Reduction in Food Business
A Canva template file of Social Media posts to use for organizing and promoting social gatherings with a food waste reduction element
A guide to inform people within the food service industry of the significant issue of food waste and the potential solutions. Created by Clean Technology Centre Cork
A fabulous series with lessons and activities aimed at Home Ec classes in schools and suitable for community groups.
WASTED is a national, peer-to-peer education programme for chefs and food service teams that focuses on reducing food waste in the hospitality industry.
A fabulous toolkit with lessons and activities by grade level
A printable PDF poster and Canva template file for a sign you can print in various sizes to use to promote refills at your local market
Promote your new community composter! A link to editable Canva file, downloadable .zip file and word doc with ideas for captions.
A great overview of composting and composters written for the Clonakilty Waste Not, Want Not initiative
A Bere Island radio interview with Patrick Cotter composting
Pobal provides management and support services to circa 39 programmes, schemes and services on behalf of Government.
A network of community gardens with support and resources. "Our aim is to support and promote community gardens in Ireland and Northern Ireland and the organisation has grown from strength to strength."
"Do you represent a community or organisation looking to make a positive change? We love to talk to and partner with groups of people who share our mission of equality for all in thriving communities."
A short video overview of composting by GIY (Grow It Yourself) with Mick Kelly.
A directory of 'Zero Waste' outlets and markets in Ireland - get your local Zero Waste shops and markets added to the list!
IOMST provides (affordable) cover for Groups, Societies & Associations. They may be a good option to cover your workshops, community gatherings etc. It is a small firm and you can email them or ring with questions.
A 2017 review of existing research combined survey of almost 1800 volunteers and three focus groups. Shines a spotlight on the many positive benefits of volunteering to the individual and by extension to the local community and society as a whole.
Link to Gov.ie overview of the Fund.
A .zip file with activity sheets, social media posts, logo ideas and programme layout to start your own Apple Festival. See word doc of Canva file links for all editable links to SM posts, programme and logos.
This is a series of 8 recipes that can be used as examples or in workshops. Online PDF. Recipes by Caitlin Ruth, Gillian Hegarty, Clonakilty Womens Shed and photography by Thady Tra.
Business Engagement with Waste Not Want Not
Community Action with Waste Not Want Not
Find out what Waste Not Want Not is all about
See Waste Not Want Not in Action in Clonakilty February 2024
Promote brown bin usage in your locality via social media! A link to editable Canva file, downloadable .zip file and word doc with ideas for captions.
Food waste reduction tips for business to share via social media. A link to editable Canva file, downloadable .zip file and word doc with ideas for captions.
Statistics to share via social media. A link to editable Canva file, downloadable .zip file and word doc with ideas for captions.
EPA's website on food waste reduction, here you can find many resources to share.
This presentation can be edited or downloaded as a PDF to use as talking points with community groups or businesses
Powerpoint Presentation on 7 Apps that can reduce Food Waste
A editable word document and PDF to print and use to gather feedback
Survey to accompany householder strategy presentation. Editable word and PDF version.
Printable PDF from StopFoodWaste.ie and the EPA.
The Community Climate Action Programme: Climate Education, Capacity Building and Learning by Doing (Strand 2) is funded by the Government of Ireland through the Department of Environment, Climate and Communications.
The project is delivered by the environmental NGO, VOICE, with support from locally based informal and formal partners.