
UdemyThis first module tackles food waste not as a personal failure, but as a systemic problem. Taught by Charlotte Aschim, CEO of TotalCtrl (a company specializing in food waste and traceability), the course brings both expertise and scale to the topic.
You'll learn what food waste actually is, including the distinction between avoidable waste (what you throw out) and unavoidable (peels, bones). More importantly, the course connects individual choices to global impacts: the climate and resource costs of discarded food, the economics of waste throughout the supply chain, and how food waste relates directly to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
This is the foundation module of a larger course, so you're building vocabulary and understanding before diving deeper. It's designed for anyone who's felt uneasy about throwing away groceries but didn't know the full picture.
We’ve all been there: Your chicken or vegetables go bad in the fridge. Or maybe you’ve cooked a bigger portion than you intended, and you know it won’t taste good again the next day.
There is a quick solution. Just throw it away.
Now imagine that happening with billions of people around the world. And just like that, through a mindless everyday task, you have all contributed to one of the biggest problems in the world: food waste.
But how big of a problem is it? Is it as simple as people throwing food in the garbage?
Learn more about the problem of food waste in this course and understand the importance of reducing it for future sustainable development. This is the first module of the food waste & sustainability course offered by TotalCtrl. The course will be taught by Charlotte Aschim, who is the CEO and founder of TotalCtrl, a company specialising in food waste and food traceability.
This module will answer the following questions and talk about them:
What is food waste?
Different types of food waste? (For example, avoidable and unavoidable)
Why food waste is a problem? (Global warming, climate change, use of resources)
What are the causes of food waste?
Facts on Food waste.
How is food waste related to sustainability? (SDGs, how food waste is related to the SDGs)
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