
The first ever observance of the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste (IDAFLW) will be held virtually on 29 September 2020, from 16:00 β 19.30 CEST. *Register to participate in the event via this link: bit.ly/2FZRfVW The event can be followed live through this link: bit.ly/2FZReBm


We are all together in this! At the World Food Day Talks (14 Oct.) renowned speakers from all over the world will share what 3 important values can bring into our lives, even in times of crisis. (muscle)Resilience Dominique Burgeon, Director of FAOβs Office of Emergencies and Resilience (earth)Sustainability Kristie Ebie, professor and researcher, the University of Washington (light_bulb)Innovation Alanna Koch, Board Chair, Global Institute for Food Security Join us here bit.ly/3lDvESj

This Friday is World Food Day and IFRC has prepared a series of stories around the π to raise awareness on the most pressing humanitarian issues through local foods, recipes and inspiring characters. Weβll share with you the best of Recipes for Resilience in the next few days, but in the meantimeβ¦ Letβs see if you can catch in a screenshot the three goats π° πππ π°


The lovely fruits and vegetables are back! (watermelon)(strawberry) For World Food Day, for a limited time, you can download the World Food Day sticker pack again. Now, it is time to reach out to everyone and wish them a (cherry) βCherry good day!β (cherry) with a sticker on Viber!


#WorldFoodDay is over, still, do not let sustainable habits fall by the wayside, despite these uncertain times (happy) Set yourself a reminder or choose a matching background on your phone/computer, leave a post-it - whatever works for you to remember eating nutritiously and keep yourself on the healthy and sustainable path.

Fruits & vegetables are π π nutritious, delicious & diverse π₯¬ good for your immune system π full of fibre, vitamins & minerals π₯ dietary essentials π₯ simply beautiful Help us show the world how important they are! π bit.ly/2UARKcI


Plant health means: Food security Farmers' livelihoods A healthy environment Here is what the private sector can do to protect plant health π πbit.ly/3eCMqxI
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