Note: Campus Plate: Reducing Food Waste and Food Insecurity on College Campuses using Smartphones

Brian Krupp, Franklin Lebo
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Food waste and food insecurity are prevalent challenges on college campuses. Studies show that approximately 30-40% of students are food insecure while over 22 million pounds of food on college campuses is wasted. Food waste also contributes to global warming where methane is produced in landfills and has a higher global warming potential than carbon dioxide. Several technical solutions have been proposed to reduce both food waste and food insecurity, however, there has been less focus on solving this challenge within college campuses. In this work, we present Campus Plate, a platform that allows members of the campus community to quickly identify and retrieve excess food from dining services and campus events. We describe the technical implementation and the people and partnerships that were established to ensure Campus Plate was successfully implemented on our campus where in a short period, over one thousand food items have been retrieved. Through Campus Plate, we are able to reduce food waste and food insecurity and contribute to a more sustainable college campus.
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注:校园餐盘:使用智能手机减少大学校园的食物浪费和食物不安全
食物浪费和食物不安全是大学校园普遍面临的挑战。研究表明,大约30-40%的学生没有食物保障,而大学校园里浪费的食物超过2200万磅。食物垃圾也会导致全球变暖,因为垃圾填埋场产生的甲烷比二氧化碳具有更高的全球变暖潜力。已经提出了一些技术解决方案来减少食物浪费和食物不安全,然而,在大学校园内解决这一挑战的关注较少。在这项工作中,我们提出了校园餐盘,一个允许校园社区成员从餐饮服务和校园活动中快速识别和检索多余食物的平台。我们描述了技术实施,以及为确保校园餐盘在我们的校园成功实施而建立的人员和合作伙伴关系,在短时间内,超过一千种食物被回收。通过校园餐盘,我们能够减少食物浪费和食物不安全,并为一个更可持续的大学校园做出贡献。
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