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| In industrialized counrries and in developed societies there is a contradiction on food surpluses and the existcncc of poverty pockets and marginalization.1n these societies, though there are indications that awaken the spirit of solidarity, it is necessary to spread human and cultural values to become aware of the social, environmental and economic consequences of food consumption. Consumption is a collective behaviour and, therefore, consumer protection means defending rhe whole society. Universities have great potential for articulation relationships with both the civil society and the economic sectors in order to address socíety's major problems by creatingvalues in youngpeople that rcsult in an improvement in people's lives. The aim of this paper is to show a new form of relationship between universities and civil society, to contribute jointly to some of the most serious challenges mankind has to face: hunger and malnutrition. lhe relationship takes the form of University Food Banks-UPM Chair as a means to establish a Iong-rerrn strategic parrnership, in order to carry out training, research and knowledge transfer in areas of cornmon interest. Atter two years of joint activities, the performed projects highlight the importance of these new relationships, which sit as a novel way to generate a humble mind and rational consumption. | |
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Wageningen Academic Publishers |
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978-90-8686-275-7 |
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Envisioning a future without food waste and food poverty. Societal challenges |
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From page
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183 |
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To page
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190 |