Climate and energy efficient kitchen in schools - KEEKS transformation concept - A way to more climate protection in the school kitchen
Abstract
Out-of-home catering is also gaining in importance in the nutrition of children and young people: in Germany, there were already more than 45,000 schools with communal catering in 2009. However, questions of climate and energy relevance have not yet played a role in school meals. This is where the new project came in. It analysed in detail the use of food, energy consumption, the available and used technology and all processes from purchasing to waste disposal for 22 kitchens in all-day primary schools. Subsequently, menus and processes were and are optimised so that a maximum of carbon dioxide and energy can be saved. In 2017, a qualification campaign for kitchen staff and teachers was launched for this reason; a flyer provides details.Authors
Bliesner-Steckmann, Anna; Speck, Melanie; Bädecker, Carolin; Monetti, Sylvia; Wagner, Lynn; Engelmann, Tobias; Schulz-Brauckhoff, Sabine; Scharp, MichaelFields of research
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Title
Climate and energy efficient kitchen in schools - KEEKS transformation concept - A way to more climate protection in the school kitchen
Year of publication
2019
Publisher
Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy - Wuppertal
Document type
Grey Literature/Report