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Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Circular Business Models for Sustainable Urban Food Systems
EIT Food and University of Turin
This course looked at the Circular Economy principles, concepts and measurements in the context of SDGs. Through identifying and assessing the challenges of designing Circular Food Systems, the course explored the opportunities that are available. This was further developed by assessing Circular Business Models and their role in creating product-service combinations to achieve Food Circularity, whilst skills were developed to be able to disseminate awareness and educate third parties.
4 weeks, 4 hours per week
Maarten van der Kamp
Director of Education
EIT Food
Paola De Bernardi
Assistant Professor of Managerial Accounting
University of Turin
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Learning outcomes
- Explore the Circular Economy principles, concepts and measurements in the context of SDGs
- Identify and assess challenges and opportunities when designing Circular Food Systems
- Assess how Urban Food Policies can support urban-rural linkages and guide the transition to Sustainable Urban Food Systems
- Develop and assess Circular Business Models and their role in creating product-service combinations to achieve Food Circularity
- Develop skills and practical tools to disseminate awareness and educate third parties on Urban Food Circularity to foster Sustainable Food Systems
Syllabus
- Circular Economy principles, concepts, and measurements as applied in Food Systems and within the context of the SDGs.
- Challenges and opportunities for circular food systems.
- Urban Food Policies and the role of cities towards circularity. Business Model Innovation as a mechanism to foster circularity
- Systems Thinking as a guide for the assessment of strengths and challenges of circularity processes.
- Public Engagement and Communication Strategies for raising awareness and knowledge on circularity.
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Issued on 5th January 2021
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