On October 7, more than 70 people interested in healthy, tasty and climate-friendly school food gathered at Tartu Nature House, Estonia. It was a pleasure to open the conference with the welcoming words of the long-term leader of the CLIKIS project, Malte Schmidthals from IZT. The results of the CLIKIS analysis and the manual for climate analysis of school kitchens were presented by the Estonian Green Movement. The Meatless Tuesday initiative presented their widely popular school program, and the Green Schools Network shared light on opportunities to reduce food waste. It was a long and interesting day with deep discussions, we hope that many new initiatives about greener school food were born!
You can watch the presentations from the conference here via Youtube: