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Canada’s recent Food Guide and Dietary Guidelines recommend a plant-forward pattern of eating, which research suggests would greatly help to improve health and environmental outcomes (as well as animal welfare). Humane Society International/Canada and World Animal Protection advocate for policies and practices to support plantforward eating. This project advances their important work by:
1. Examining procurement to identify opportunities to improve well-being in provincial institutions – long-term care, nursing homes, day cares, colleges, universities, and hospitals?
2. Supporting the development of research and compelling information to support a transition to a sustainable food future.
3. Analyzing institutional practices, like procurement and communications, for opportunities to leverage to enhance human, animal, and planetary health through agriculture and food systems.
Kathleen Kevany
Humane Society International/Canada;World Animal Protection
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Dalhousie University
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