"Coltiviamo il Gusto" project: a report about the first reflexive monitoring session (February 6th 2025)
De Conno, Arianna; Arcuri, Sabrina; Bernardini, Benedetta; Vasile, Maria;
"Coltiviamo il Gusto" project: a report about the first reflexive monitoring session (February 6th 2025)
In this report we condensed the information collected during the first reflexive monitoring workshop of FoodCLIC Real Life Intervention on food education in the Plain of Lucca (Italy). This workshop gathered together different participants of the project including the school teachers involved. They comment on the success and challenges of the food education programme and its organisation. The report also illustrates the methodology used.
- University of Pisa Italy
food education, local food, participatory monitoring, food policy, primary school
food education, local food, participatory monitoring, food policy, primary school
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