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Awareness Engagement Workshops

Are we truly practicing what we preach when it comes to sustainable eating?

2022

Most consumers acknowledge the need for sustainable consumption and express willingness to adapt their dietary habits. Yet, when faced with choices in the supermarket, old habits often take over, driven by taste, price, and convenience.

The Awareness Engagement Workshops explore the attitude-action gap and the untapped potential of supermarkets as powerful enablers of change. By examining how the shopping environment shapes our food decisions, we will uncover practical strategies to nudge consumers toward more sustainable choices.

Awareness Engagement Workshop Booklet - English

Awareness Engagement Workshop Booklet - Polish

Project lead

Sarah Braeye Sarah Braeye

Project Coordinator, Rikolto

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