A taste of climate action in Cambridge was an online virtual networking event bringing together local and national organisations. It aimed to showcase what local action on climate change can look like, using work in Cambridge as an example; How this can help ensure a just transition; And provide a space for attendees to share their own work, discuss opportunities and challenges and create networks.
Speakers included:
- Sam Dyer, CEO & Director of Cambridge Sustainable Food
- Duncan Catchpole, Project Leader of the Cambridge Food Hub
- Gavin Shelton, Founder and CEO of CoFarm
- Nick Gardner, Head of Climate Action Fund at the National Lottery Community Fund, presentation slides here
- Emily Bohobo N'dombaxe Dola - Storytelling Director at Youth4Nature
There were a host of questions and the format allowed for lots of discussion so we've written up the highlights in this blog.
This event was organised as part of the Food Learning Forum, a peer-learning network made up of programme managers of Lottery-funded projects related to food. Funded by the National Lottery, the Forum aims to draw together expertise from both within the organisations and from external facilitators as appropriate and share this with wider food and farming networks. It is coordinated by Sustain: the alliance for better food and farming and has been running since October 2019.
Share 
Food Learning Forum: The Food Learning Forum is a peer-learning network of food focused organisations that connects and develops the food and farming sector through learning, development and peer discussion.
