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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Description: the Wasted Food Solutions for New Jersey and New York Project Addresses the Sustainable Materials Management Grants Program's Stated Focus in the Sustainable Management of Food. This Project Will Support the Implementation of Wasted Food Reduction, Recovery, and Diversion Measures in Large Institutional Kitchens (e.g., Hospitals, Universities, Corporate Kitchens, Large K-12 Schools) and Food Generating Business (food Retailers, Manufacturers, Restaurants) in New York and New Jersey. Activities: Center for Ecotechnology (CET) Will Offer a Suite of Services to Partners, Such as: Conducting Gap Analyses and Creating Corresponding Resources; Facilitating Partnerships Between Commercial and Institutional Generators of Food Waste, and Service Providers (i.e. Source Reduction Technology Developers, Food Rescue Organizations, Haulers and Compost Sites); and Offering Remote and Onsite Technical Assistance (TA) for Reducing, Recovering, and Diverting Wasted Food. Outcomes: Anticipated Deliverables Include Documented Examples of Food Waste Diversion for Sharing, Actual Fresh Water and Energy Conservation, and Measurable Reduction in Food Waste Disposed. the Direct Beneficiaries of This Project Are Expected to Be, Initially, the Private and Nonprofit Entities Who Work Directly With Cet in This Project. Indirectly, the Residents of the States Involved, and Even Beyond, Are Beneficiaries, Because of the Savings in Freshwater Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Generation. Subrecipient:
Committed
$24,703
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