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Map Your Meal
“Map Your Meal”, is a funded project, implemented in Cyprus by Future Worlds Center. This is a 36- month (2015-2017) international project supported through the Non –state Actors and Local Authorities in Development Programme of the European Union (Europe Aid).
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| Formal Project Description
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| Contract Title
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Map Your Meal
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| Project Acronym
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MYM
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| Donor
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EuropeAid
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| Lead Partner
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Future Worlds Center, Cyprus
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| Agreement n°
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DCI-NSAED/2014/338-338
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| Partners
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Südwind Agentur (Austria), C.E.G.A. Foundation (Bulgaria), FAIR TRADE HELLAS (Greece), Cumbria Development Education Center (United Kingdom), Future Worlds Centre (Cyprus)
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| Cost of Action
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€1,158,986.37
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| Grant
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€1,101,037.05
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| Cost for FWC
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€436,994.42
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| Grant for FWC
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€415,144.70
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| Dates
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01/01/2015 - 31/12/2017
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| Short Description
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attitudinal change in the way people, and especially young people, consume food, the choices they make and the type of products they support.
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| Website
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http://mapyourmeal.org/
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| About Project
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Map Your Meal
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Overall objective(s)
- Contribute to the EYD2015 by enhancing public awareness and understanding of global interdependencies through exploring the global food system
- Mobilise young people to become engaged in promoting global social justice and sustainable ways of living
- Connect European initiatives for sustainable living with similar initiatives in Global South, fostering greater understanding of the concepts of food sovereignty and sustainable food production and supply chains
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Specific objective(s)
- Based on a comprehensive smart phone application and accompanying interactive learning materials exploring the origins of their food, their individual components and the socio-economic and environmental impact of these, this project aims to raise people's awareness about interdependencies and injustices and about the need for more sustainable food systems.
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, Global Education Unit
