7th November 2006, Millennium Centre, Cardiff
Agenda
09.45 Registration (tea and coffee available)
10.15 Welcome - Lisa Wilson, Food Access Network
10.25 Nutrition and Well being in Wales - Maureen Howell, Welsh Assembly Government
10.40 Nutrition Network for Wales update - Becky Firks, Nutrition Network for Wales
10.50 Food Vision: Moving Forward - Maresa Bossano, Local Authorities Coordinators of Regulatory Services (LACORS)
11.05 Tea & Coffee
11.25 Workshop 1
12.25 Lunch
1.45 A Framework for Engaging with Community Food Initiatives - Mark Bush, Food Standards Agency
2.00 Workshop 2
3.00 Workshop 3 (with tea & coffee available)
4.00 Summary and evaluation
4.30 Close
Presentations
Nutrition and Well being in Wales - Maureen Howell, Welsh Assembly Government
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Nutrition Network for Wales update - Becky Firks, Nutrition Network for Wales
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Food Vision: Moving Forward - Maresa Bossano, Local Authorities Coordinators of Regulatory Services (LACORS)
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A Framework for Engaging with Community Food Initiatives - Mark Bush, Food Standards Agency
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Workshops
Implementing the food and fitness strategy for young people in Wales - Maureen Howell, Welsh Assembly Government
Food mapping - Sarah Bowyer, City University
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Food Cop-ops in Wales - Mark Jones – Rural regeneration Unit
Winning solutions to food access issues - DSM Award winners: The Sunshine Café
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Evaluating the Food & Well Being Strategy - Laura Davies , University of Warwick
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Older people and food poverty - Lindsey Kearton, Welsh Consumer Council
Developing independent living skills around cooking and preparation of food with those who have experienced homelessness and other vulnerable groups - Community Food & Health Scotland
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