Spotlight on FReSH action
FReSH is a key project of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), which emerged from our partnership with EAT.
FReSH is a key project of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), which emerged from our partnership with EAT.
FReSH’s True Cost of Food Discussion Paper identifies the methodological and data gaps that need to be filled to make TCA more robust, consistent and user-friendly.
FReSH is a key WBCSD project which emerged from our partnership with EAT in response to the accelerating global problem our planet and people are facing: one -third of the food produced is lost or wasted and 40% of agricultural soil is degraded, yet 800 million people are undernourished and food insecurity is generating civil unrest.
The approach in the toolkit is a holistic assessment of food system activities and their outcomes, and aims at identifying the driving forces behind desirable and undesirable food system outcomes.
The FReSH program has developed, together with TRANSMANGO and KU Leuven, a food system modeling approach that enables targeted interventions on health and sustainability of food systems.
Geneva– 19 October 2018: On 25 September 2018, at the Champions 12.3 event, FReSH announced the creation of the Food Loss and Waste Value Calculator that allows to instantly estimate the value of food loss and waste in terms of the nutrition being lost and in terms of environmental impacts. FReSH recognizes the immense opportunity of addressing food loss and waste to improve […]
The EAT Foundation and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) through FReSH convened to put together Science to Solutions Dialogues. This second dialogue which took place In Washington DC on 24-26 April 2018, brought together business scientists, academic scientists and civil society to dialogue about how we can ensure a shift towards more […]
Listen to this brand new podcast developed by Stora Enso in cooperation with FReSH to understand the role of packaging in making sure that food safely reaches the consumer and stays fresh as long as possible.
At present, agriculture is estimated to be the driver of around 80% of deforestation and 70% of freshwater resource usage worldwide.
We need to transform our agricultural production systems to achieve greater productivity, be more resource efficient, and become more resilient to risks, shocks and long-term climate variability. WBCSD has convened a group of companies from the food and agriculture sector to address the dual challenges posed by climate change, and the need to satisfy the […]