The Horse 2020/21

Environment & Technology

Food for the future

Food for the Future is a unique project in which the Province of Flemish Brabant, Rikolto (Vredeseilanden), Colruyt Group, University College UCLL and KU Leuven together with young people, experts, farmers, etc. look for ways to feed the growing global population in a sustainable way. Food for the Future wishes to fuel the debate by bringing together people from the business community, governments, consumers and civil society organizations. They have chosen 3 products: Andean crops, pulses and seaweed. 

I'm going to investigate why they have chosen their products and if they are sustainable or not. So my research question is: Why did the project food for the future chose the products: Andean crops, pulses and seaweed? Are these sustainable?

      

 

 

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  • Julian, Livia, Lukas

    12/8/2020 2:47:06 PM | Reply

    Good idea in principle, maybe you could explain better, what Andean crops, pulses and seaweed are in your post.

  • David Koller

    12/9/2020 7:07:20 AM | Reply

    I think this is a very good choice for a project. It is very topical, especially in the context of population development around the world.
    I think you would have to expand the products to be able to compare a better one and adapt the products to each country. Because not every country has the same requirements for the procurement of the products.

    I look forward to reading more about your project in the future.

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