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Sustainable Food Citizen Week

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Video resum de la Setmana Ciutadana de l'Alimentació Sostenible 2021

The activities of the Sustainable Food Citizen Week

Sustainable Food Citizen Week provides an opportunity to understand the relationship between food habits and cross-cutting aspects such as the climate emergency, local economic development, culture, politics, social rights and health. A week dedicated to citizens, in which you will achieve knowledge, reflection and debate about the main issues of the following activities.

 

 

Gastronomic heritage

Waste vs Good use

Urban rurality and biodiversity

Ecological footprint

Food and social rights

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Gastronomic heritage

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  • Imatge
    Imatge pregó coral
    Inauguration of Sustainable Food Citizen Week. Changing the world by eating
    October 14th - 19.30 H
    Plaça de Sant Jaume
    Show

    The start off the week will be a chorus, musical, and participative. Having their say will be the real heroes of sustainable food, those involved in the food cycle: the fishermen, drivers, chefs, farmers, ranchers, market vendors. The speech will be intertwined with the large mechanical orchestra of Cabo San Roque, distributed in the form of a sound mural in front of the City Hall, along with the active participation of the public, in a collective musical creation composed especially for the occasion. A show that highlights all the participants behind the food supply network and gives them a voice.

    • Scenography and musical composition: Cabo San Roque
    • Stage direction and coordination: Edi Pou
    • Idea and concept: Virginia Angulo / Martín Garber

     

     

  • Imatge
    Exposició temporal “Alimentar Barcelona. Ciutat, proveïment i salut”
    Temporary exhibition “Feeding Barcelona. City, supply and health”
    October 15th - 24th
    Barcelona History Museum (MUHBA), Saló del Tinell
    Exhibition

    Feeding the population has always been a concern for cities. It has been a decisive factor in their relationship with surrounding territories, in the centuries-long evolution of technologies for obtaining food produce and in the conditions under which men and women have been able to feed themselves and stay alive.
    From the outset, one of the main tasks of the Consell de Cent, the Barcelona municipal institution created in 1249, was to guarantee food supplies and ensure food safety. Since then, the city's government has strived to guarantee good quality food supplies, because it has been directly responsible for them, provided support in doing so or has sought alternatives to the insufficient actions of other authorities.  
    The municipal government's intervention continues today, with Mercabarna, Barcelona and the Western Mediterranean's great food store, and the city's network of municipal markets. This long history of decisive municipal involvement in the food supply chain is historically unique to Barcelona, with no similar situation in most other European cities.   
    The exhibition is open from 15 October 2021 to 15 October 2022.

  • Imatge
    Vanesa Muela “de Raíz”. Traditional music
    October 16th - 13.00 H
    Plaça del Rei
    Show

    Vanesa Muela is a singer and multi-instrumentalist who is directly influenced by tradition, the roots and purity of music from other times. In every concert, she is able to showcase the soul of traditional songs that she learnt directly from elderly people. She transmits the magic, energy and feeling of popular music like no other; the ancestral wisdom that she is able to share with the audience i a fun, amenable and interesting way. Vanesa will take you on a journey through the melodies of jotas, fandangos, siguidillas, ligeros, agarraos, charradas and corridos, to the sound of tambourines, petxinas, spoons, guitars, sieves, etc.

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Waste vs Good use

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  • Imatge
    Imatge pregó coral
    Inauguration of Sustainable Food Citizen Week. Changing the world by eating
    October 14th - 19.30 H
    Plaça de Sant Jaume
    Show

    The start off the week will be a chorus, musical, and participative. Having their say will be the real heroes of sustainable food, those involved in the food cycle: the fishermen, drivers, chefs, farmers, ranchers, market vendors. The speech will be intertwined with the large mechanical orchestra of Cabo San Roque, distributed in the form of a sound mural in front of the City Hall, along with the active participation of the public, in a collective musical creation composed especially for the occasion. A show that highlights all the participants behind the food supply network and gives them a voice.

    • Scenography and musical composition: Cabo San Roque
    • Stage direction and coordination: Edi Pou
    • Idea and concept: Virginia Angulo / Martín Garber

     

     

  • Imatge
    Creem xarxes d’aprofitament alimentari als barris
    Let’s create better food use networks in the city's neighbourhoods. Presentation of the Guide for creating a community better food use network
    October 16 at 11:00h
    Parc de la Barceloneta
    Talk

    Presentation of the guide that provides readers with ideas, examples and lines of action for initiating better food-use actions in the city's neighbourhoods, either in the form of food networks, better food use meals or other formats.
    Guide authors: Espai Ambiental Cooperativa and Associació Cuchara. Published by Barcelona City Council.

  • Imatge
    Descobreix el Pont Alimentari
    Discover the Pont Alimentari [Food Bridge]. Less waste, more solidarity
    October 16th - 11.30 H
    Parc de la Barceloneta
    Talk

    Presentation of the Pont Alimentari [Food Bridge] project, promoted by Rezero and the Resources Bank Foundation since 2015, with the aim of reducing food waste in the retail, catering and restaurant food-distribution sector, creating a network for interaction and better food use among donor companies and recipient organisations supporting vulnerable groups.

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Urban rurality and biodiversity

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  • Imatge
    Imatge pregó coral
    Inauguration of Sustainable Food Citizen Week. Changing the world by eating
    October 14th - 19.30 H
    Plaça de Sant Jaume
    Show

    The start off the week will be a chorus, musical, and participative. Having their say will be the real heroes of sustainable food, those involved in the food cycle: the fishermen, drivers, chefs, farmers, ranchers, market vendors. The speech will be intertwined with the large mechanical orchestra of Cabo San Roque, distributed in the form of a sound mural in front of the City Hall, along with the active participation of the public, in a collective musical creation composed especially for the occasion. A show that highlights all the participants behind the food supply network and gives them a voice.

    • Scenography and musical composition: Cabo San Roque
    • Stage direction and coordination: Edi Pou
    • Idea and concept: Virginia Angulo / Martín Garber

     

     

  • Imatge
    16 octubre 10:00 a 12:00 h
    Making seed bombs
    October 16th from 10.00 to 12.00 H
    Plaça Reial
    Workshop

    We begin the workshop by presenting a suitcase with a wide-ranging biodiversity of seeds, some of which are local varieties. We then introduce the clay bomb technique for regenerating areas and helping life to grow.
    Participants can make their own seed bombs, which they take home after the workshop.
    The activity runs from 10 am to 12 noon, in sessions that begin every half hour and last 20-25 minutes.

  • Imatge
    Discussion between Vanesa Freixa and Joan Rieradevall
    October 16th - 12.00 H
    Jardí dels Tarongers
    Talk

    Interdependence, symbiosis and antagonism. An approach to food production from the rural and city perspectives. 

    Making the urban setting rural in three ways: production, environment and values. Understanding urbanised spaces as producers of biodiversity,  health and food, as well as natural spaces. Understanding the rural setting as a live space and one which gives life, not a space which consumes nor which is consumed, without us feeling linked in some real way to its values and rhythms.

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Ecological footprint

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  • Imatge
    Food low in CO2-eq emissions. The life cycle of food and its carbon footprint
    October 17th - 13.00 H
    Plaça del Rei
    Talk

    Talk looking at all the most common stages of the life cycle of our food. From the farm to the table, we’ll be pondering the carbon footprint of agriculture, packaging, logistics, cooking, organic waste etc. The overall goal is to provide information for deciding on food which has a lower impact in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. The session will also stress the contradictions in environmental communication for consumers.  

  • Imatge
    Dialogue between Vandana Shiva and Esther Vivas
    17th October 13.30 h
    Plaça del Rei
    Talk

    What are the impacts of our food system on our planet? How does this affect the peasantry, our territory and the communities of the global south? What role does the food industry play? What can we do as consumers? What is the role and situation of women, who have traditionally fed the world? On all these issues, we offer you an exciting dialogue with Vandana Shiva (Indian climate activist, graduate in physics, philosopher, ecologist, feminist and author of more than twenty books and 300 articles in the world's most prestigious scientific journals) and Esther Vivas ( activist, researcher in social movements and agricultural and food policies, degree in journalism and diploma in higher studies in sociology from the Autonomous University of Barcelona).

  • Imatge
    Conflictes socioambientals del sistema alimentari a Catalunya
    Socio-environmental conflicts surrounding the food system in Catalonia
    October 17th - 17.30 H
    Plaça del Rei
    Round table

    The current industrial agri-food system generates a series of environmental conflicts that are manifested through struggles and mobilisations in response to the impact this system has on the environment and society. These conflicts are mainly associated with the defence of environmental conditions or equal access and distribution of natural resources, often occurring in production and transit areas, and ultimately affecting the regions and communities where they happen. They often reveal conflicting interests, different development paradigms, and aspects related to involvement in decision-making.

    The aim of this roundtable is to address some of the main current socio-environmental conflicts in Catalonia, arising from the food system, and to understand the causes and impacts both in Catalonia and the Global South, in order to make them visible, encourage dialogue and provide possible solutions or alternatives.

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Food and social rights

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  • Imatge
    Lords of water (a documentary by Jerome Fritel, 2019)
    October 17th - 20.00 H
    Jardí dels Tarongers
    Screening

    After the gold and the oil rush, the time of the water rush has now dawned. In addition to the growing population and the spread of agriculture, problems such as environmental pollution and global warming are now being faced. The demand for water is skyrocketing all over the world. In 2050 at least one in four people will live in a country with chronic water shortages. Reason enough to arouse the greed of the financial giants, who are sounding the attack and investing billions of euros in this sector. Whether Goldman Sachs, HSBC, UBS, Allianz, Deutsche Bank or BNP: banks, investment funds and hedge funds are pouncing on everything that has to do with the blue gold.
    But can freshwater be considered a commodity on a par with oil, coal or wheat? Can we allow the players in these markets - banks and investment funds - to create financial instruments that enable them to bet on the value of water? Should this precious resource even be declared untouchable in order to protect it from the sharks of the financial world? From Australia to California and from New York to London, this investigative documentary tells of the current struggle between the advocates of the "financialisation" of water and the defenders of water as a human right. This head-on clash takes place in several fields: ideology, politics, environmental issues and, of course, the economy. And the fate of the almost 10 billion inhabitants of our planet depends not least on its outcome.

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  • Imatge
    Improshow de l’alimentació sostenible
    Improshow on sustainable food
    October 17th - 20.00 H
    Plaça Reial
    Show

    At the improshow we play with knowledge about food, sustainability and the climate emergency. We’ll be improvising everyday situations connected with sustainable food and local organisations, through humour and based on audience suggestions.
    An innovative experience in which the audience will become the authors of stories that are surprising, exciting and fun.

     

  • Imatge
    Il mare piange (a documentary by Luca Cusani and Cafi Mohamud, 2006).
    October 21st - 22.00 H (variable according to betevé programming)
    Betevé broadcasting
    Documentary film season

    A confrontation between two civilisations and their ways of managing ocean resources: thanks to a multimillion-dollar agreement with the Senegalese government, every year, 500 European fishermen work in the waters off the coast of Senegal, equipped with the most advanced technologies. Every day, Senegalese fishermen go out to sea on fifteen thousand canoes to fish what is left from this unequal competition, equipped with knowledge of local currents and fishing grounds. The tragedy, however, is imminent: experts estimate that in a couple of decades there will be no fish left to fish.

    This activity is part of the Betevé documentary film series that includes the films Fermentación espontánea, Taste the waste, Food for change and Il mare piange.

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Proximity

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  • Imatge
    Horta
    Horta (vegetable garden)
    October 16th - 12.30 H and 17.00 H
    Parc de la Barceloneta
    Show

    Horta is a show that recuperates values rooted in the earth and the most genuine ancestral customs, bringing them up to date and adapting them to the interests and knowledge of younger children. An itinerant journey through various transformed theatrical spaces in Horta, where the senses and the children are the protagonists: touching the earth, listening to and singing songs, discovering stories and old objects and smelling herbs.

    Joana and Esther, the two stars of this story, have everything ready: this is the time to wake the earth up and start the cycle, as they were shown by their granddad Vicent and their grandma Maria.
    An experience that combines the power of oral narration with the magic and poetry of theatrical and performance resources. Through our senses, we discover what Horta is, with tenderness and emotion, but above all, with humour, entertainment and education.

    The countryside is part of our tradition and our future and... Who knows, the children in the audience today may become the great agronomists of the future!

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  • Imatge
    Local fish, fishermen from Barcelona. How to consume local fish in a sustainable and responsible way
    October 17th - 11.00 H
    Parc de la Barceloneta
    Talk

    Talk presenting local fish consumption projects such as La Platgeta, which will provide the keys to consuming fish in a healthy, fair, sustainable and responsible way.

  • Imatge
    Experiència gastronòmica: menú degustació amb aliments ecològics i de temporada i proximitat
    Culinary experience: a tasting menu with ecological, local and seasonal food
    October 17th - 14.00 H
    Parc de la Barceloneta
    Culinary experience

    Would you like to taste a menu put together by healthy, sustainable groups? Let yourself be seduced by their culinary proposals. Come, taste, and become part of the change.

    When designing the menu, we took the following into account:

    • The Mediterranean diet as the basis for the project: seasonal vegetables, legumes and fish.
    • The food offered to us by the producers of local, seasonal ecological produce.
    • The dishes have been designed with culinary combinations, in order to enjoy the territory's food, produced using healthy culinary techniques.

    The menu is cooked by eighteen chefs who belong to the network; we are from Catalonia, Valencia, Aragon, Madrid, the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islands and Galicia.
    We serve the menu accompanied by the producers who supplied the vegetables, legumes, oil, wine and fish. We will also be accompanied by a manager of short-circuit marketing, a nutritionist and an educator; we would like you to meet all of the people who make the change of model possible in our groups, a strategic sector for furthering this change in the food model.

    Menu

    • Cream of sweet potato with hen-of-the-wood mushrooms
    • Raw vegetable salad with pomegranate and orange vinaigrette
    • Chickpea hamburger with spinach and young garlic sauce
    • Beetroot pie with carob sauce

    We hereby inform you that we cannot guarantee that the meals served during this event are free of substances that may cause some type of allergy or food intolerance.

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    Neighbourhood resistance through food sovereignty
    October 21th - 18.00 H
    C del Rec, 27
    Talk

    Discover the evolution of the Horteras de la Ribera de Barcelona Consumer Group, seen from the experience of the producer and the consumer, with Dulu and Enric (Hort3Sols farmers) and Julien Telle (Les Horteres consumer) .

  • Imatge
    Activitat econòmica amb impacte: servei de càtering social i sostenible
    Economic activity with impact: social and sustainable catering service
    October 21th from 18.00 to 19.15 H
    Espai Consum Responsable
    Talk

    Discover a catering service with sustainable job placements, use of non-polluting and reusable materials and with sustainable food products. We use seasonal and local chemical-free products.

  • Imatge
    OMG conference
    October 21th from 18.30 to 20.30 H
    La Lleialtat Santseca
    Round table

    In this conference, we will explain how the new genetically-modified organisms work (GMO) and any resulting complications that may arise for farmers in terms of feeding the human race and how they are treated in the future, depending on how they are classified.

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