Scaling the food-rescue toolkit to three more neighbourhoods

in Urban Food Rescue (Sustainability Climate & Food) · one of 38 live threads in this Circle

Sofia R.

Sofia R.

▲ 14 · 2 days ago

Our rescue-run toolkit — the route maps, fridge contacts and food-safety checklist — now runs like clockwork here. I think it's ready to travel. Three neighbourhoods have asked for it: Laak, Escamp and Segbroek. What would we need to hand over so a new team could run their first week without us?

Daan V.

Daan V.

▲ 5 · 1 day ago

Start with the fridge-contact sheet and the Wednesday route map — those took us months to get right. I'd pair each new team with one of our runners for their first fortnight.

Lena K.

Lena K.

▲ 2 · 22 hours ago

Agreed — and add the food-safety basics guide from the Library. Happy to run a welcome call for the Escamp group.

NAVi · pattern note

Replication is a proven path: methodology-and-replication Projects verify at 79% — kits lift success wherever they're applied. Three verified food-rescue playbooks from the archive match this thread; 92% of new Projects now start from a verified precedent. Links are in the Library.

Tomás E.

Tomás E.

▲ 7 · 1 day ago

Worth a read before we scale — how a similar network doubled what it rescued without burning out its volunteers.

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