Datum: 22. 1. 2026 • Lokacija: [izpolni] • Ciljna skupina: mladi
Date: 22 Jan 2026 • Location: [fill in] • Audience: young people
Začetek analize potreb in pogovorov z mladimi
Launching needs analysis and youth conversations
V EKOFEED smo začeli prvo fazo projekta, ki je namenjena razumevanju realnih navad, ovir in priložnosti za zmanjševanje zavržene hrane. V tej fazi združujemo pregled obstoječih informacij z lokalnim mapiranjem ter s strukturiranimi pogovori z mladimi in mladinskimi delavci. Namen je prepoznati, katere točke odločanja v vsakdanjem življenju so najpomembnejše in katere spremembe so dejansko izvedljive.
EKOFEED has launched its first phase, focused on understanding real habits, barriers, and opportunities related to food waste reduction. This phase combines desk research with local mapping and structured conversations with young people and youth workers. The aim is to identify key decision moments in everyday life and determine which changes are realistically sustainable.
Pogovori z mladimi se osredotočajo na osebne prehranske rutine: načrtovanje obrokov, nakupovanje, shranjevanje, razumevanje rokov ter socialne situacije, v katerih se hrana najpogosteje zavrže. Posebej nas zanimajo tudi pogoji, ki trajnostno ravnanje otežujejo (čas, finance, oprema, dostop do informacij) ter katere oblike podpore bi bile najbolj koristne.
Youth conversations focus on personal routines: meal planning, shopping, storage, understanding date labels, and social situations where food is most often wasted. We also examine constraints that make sustainable behaviour difficult (time, finances, equipment, information access) and what forms of support would help most.
Naslednji korak je sintetiziranje ugotovitev in priprava aktivnosti, ki jih bomo testirali skupaj z udeleženci. Povzetek ključnih ugotovitev bo objavljen na strani “Utemeljitev & analiza potreb”, povezave do gradiv pa v “Viri & prenosi”.
The next step is to synthesise findings and design activities to be tested with participants. A summary will be published on the “Rationale & Needs Analysis” page, with materials linked from “Resources & Downloads”.