A SYSTEMIC EVALUATION OF THE FOOD BANK PROGRAM OF THE SOCIAL SERVICE OF COMMERCE IN PERNAMBUCO, BRAZIL
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https://doi.org/10.12957/demetra.2018.36696Keywords:
Food Bank. Food Security. Systems Theory. Food Wastefulness.Abstract
The Food Bank of the Social Service of Commerce (SESC) of Pernambuco aims to reduce food waste through the promotion and diffusion of sustainable practices and social action, reduce the number of people who are in situation of Food Insecurity, train beneficiary organizations with regard to handling and full use of food and the promotion of healthy eating habits. Food donated by companies has no commercial value, but it keeps its nutritional properties unchanged. In Brazil, SESC created the Food Bank Program based on philanthropy and social action, aiming at the expansion and consolidation of a network of solidarity formed by public institutions, volunteers, private sector and social institutions such as churches, shelters, asylums and orphanages. This paper aims to analyze the inter-relationships in the cooperation and operation of the Program, based on the Theory of Systems. The results showed that the program keeps a network of solidarity and partnerships in the public and private spheres, which corroborates the maintenance of social actions and practices that guarantee its sustainability.
DOI: 10.12957/demetra.2018.36696
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