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Bridging Nutrition and Sustainability: How Foodservice Can Support Planetary and Public Health

Bridging Nutrition and Sustainability- How Foodservice can Support Planetary and Public Health

Bridging Nutrition and Sustainability: How Foodservice Can Support Planetary and Public Health

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The foodservice sector represents a major leverage point for influencing overall food system sustainability and enhancing the health of people and the planet. In this discussion, led by a senior advisor and researcher in sustainable diets and featuring two of the most influential nutrition and sustainability leaders in the foodservice sector, panelists will identify opportunities in foodservice settings (e.g. universities, worksites, national restaurant chains) that bridge the gap between nutrition and sustainability efforts and effect positive change in food consumption and climate impacts.

The latest evidence supporting the promotion of health and sustainability in conjunction with each other will be explored. The panelists, who each represent the commercial and non-commercial sector, will also share thoughts on addressing challenges through facilitating cross-disciplinary collaboration. Join our expert panel to gain practical strategies in pairing planetary and public health through food procurement, menu design, food choice architecture, food waste prevention, marketing, partnerships and more.

Planned with the Committee for Lifelong Learning

Product Publish Details

Release Date: October 6, 2024

SKU: FNCE2472

CPEU: 1.00 (Valid Until May 31, 2027)

Learning Objectives

  • Identify the importance and value of integrating both nutrition and sustainability in the foodservice sector in order to take an active role in impacting the health of consumers and the planet.
  • Explain at least three practical, evidence-based strategies that support nutrition and sustainability in foodservice operations in order to design targeted and effective policies, procedures, and programs at your workplace.
  • Apply principles of leadership, collaboration, and systems thinking in foodservice environments in order to address challenges and leverage the capacity of dietetics professionals in multidisciplinary efforts to reduce climate change.

Performance Indicators

  • 2.4.1. Demonstrates, teaches or facilitates environmentally friendly and sustainable practices that support accessible and healthful food, water, and reduce waste and positively impact the health and well-being of individuals and populations.
  • 14.2.8. Participates in and coordinates with committees and staff to review product needs and to determine purchasing.
  • 4.1.3. Takes initiative to facilitate change.

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Becky Ramsing

Moderator

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Sara Burnett

Speaker

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Chavanne Hanson, MPH, RD

Speaker

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