Projects

Projects

On our mission to make Leeds a FoodWise city, we celebrate and promote good food work, create toolkits, influence policy and contribute to research.

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Research on the impacts of Food Hubs

This page outlines the project: Food Hubs for food security, health, inclusive growth and sustainability. This project aims to demonstrate […]

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#GoodFoodStories

The #GoodFoodStories campaign has launched to celebrate the vibrant food scene across Leeds and inspire people to join the #goodfoodmovement, […]

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Compost Collective Leeds

We believe food waste should be composted and not thrown in the bin. Compost Collective Leeds is a city-wide solution to this through community composting schemes.

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Just One More

Just One More is a local campaign to encourage people across Leeds to eat Just One More portion of vegetables every day.

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Healthy Start

In Leeds, we aim to ensure all families have access to nutritious, affordable food. The Healthy Start scheme provides vouchers to help low-income families buy fruit, vegetables and milk.

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Healthy Holidays

Since 2018, the Healthy Holidays programme has been providing children living in poverty with good food and engaging activities during school holidays.

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Food Resilience Toolkit

Our toolkit offers practical help to organisations offering food aid provision to people experiencing food insecurity.

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Research

FoodWise Leeds engages in research addressing the challenges to health, sustainability and social justice which face our city and its residents.

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Veg Cities

Veg Cities is a national campaign encouraging people in urban places to grow, cook, sell and save more vegetables.

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Food and Climate

Global food systems account for up to one-third of greenhouse gas emissions. We’ve partnered with others to take action and significantly reduce the impact of our food on the planet by the 2030s.

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