Young people can help change the way food is valued, used and wasted.
The new "Youth for food, not waste" guide helps young people rethink food, get creative and take practical action to cut food waste at home, in school & in their communities.

Young people can help change the way food is valued, used and wasted.
The new "Youth for food, not waste" guide helps young people rethink food, get creative and take practical action to cut food waste at home, in school & in their communities.
Food carries traditions, recipes, memories and knowledge passed from one generation to the next.
But climate change is threatening many of the crops, ingredients & food traditions that are part of 🌎 cultures.
#StopFoodLossWaste also means valuing the people, places & traditions behind it.
Food waste fuels methane emissions.
When food ends up in landfills, it breaks down and releases methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that drives global warming.
#StopFoodLossWaste can help cut methane emissions while saving food, money and valuable resources.
Today is #FLWDay: bit.ly/4ACt06r
Every day, the equivalent of 1 billion meals is wasted around the world.
At the same time, millions of people face hunger and food insecurity.
#StopFoodLossWaste is key to building a fairer, more sustainable food system.
Today is #FLWDay - see what you can do: www.stopfoodlosswaste.org
When food is lost or wasted, the resources used to produce it go to waste too.
For #FLWDay, chef Alessandro Borghese, @fao.org Champion, takes us into the forest to explore the foods it provides and why we should make the most of every ingredient.
#StopFoodLossWaste
Almost 90% of global deforestation is driven by agricultural expansion. Yet 28% of the world's agricultural land is used to grow food that is ultimately never eaten.
We must act now to #StopFoodLossWaste.
Food is meant to be eaten, not wasted.
Yet every day, huge amounts of perfectly good food are thrown away, along with the water, land, energy and work that went into producing it.
This #FLWDay and every day, the message is simple: food is too valuable to waste.
It's time to #StopFoodLossWaste.
This #FLWDay, explore how better data + innovation can help build more efficient, sustainable food systems to #StopFoodLossWaste: on.cgiar.org/48bal50
Nearly 1 in 5 portions of food available to consumers goes to waste.
That means the land, water, energy and labour used to produce it are wasted too.
This #FLWDay and every day, it’s time to #StopFoodLossWaste and make better use of our planet’s resources.
Adding on, UN Environmental Programme: “Food loss & waste
has a climate cost…
👉8–10% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Food that is grown, transported & cooked but never eaten
also wastes land, water & energy…
food in landfills
produces methane”
ways to #StopFoodLossWaste
👇
bit.ly/4ySDb5g
Food loss and waste has a climate cost: it generates 8–10% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Food that is grown, transported & cooked but never eaten also wastes land, water & energy, while food in landfills produces methane.
Ahead of #FLWDay, see ways to #StopFoodLossWaste: bit.ly/4ySDb5g
When we don't waste food we aren't just saving it from the bin.
Reducing your #foodwaste has so many more benefits 👇
What if one of the biggest opportunities to cut food waste was already in the kitchen?
Simple changes like planning meals, storing food properly, and getting creative with leftovers, can help save food, money and resources.
More on #StopFoodLossWaste ahead of #FLWDay: www.stopfoodlosswaste.org/
🌱Land
👩🏼🌾Labour
💧Water
⚡️Energy
⏱️Time...
When we waste food, we're also wasting the resources used to produce that food.
Reducing #FoodLoss & #FoodWaste means protecting the health of our one & only planet.