What did we learn ?
How do we create solutions together ?
- The Framework for Action -
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What does it look like in practice ?
Demonstration is the bridge between evidence and scale (scroll down for the visualisation).
In the context of public food procurement, demonstration means: Real institutions and programs changing how they buy and serve food ; Real suppliers participating in new or expanded markets ; Clear health, environmental, economic and equity outcomes being measured ; and Learning that informs policy reform and wider rollout
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Demonstration may include:
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Regional procurement projects linking institutions and programs with local and small and medium suppliers
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Menu and purchasing transformation in hospitals, residential aged care or long day care to match regional supply chains and production, prioritising sustainable healthy food.
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New coordination models that reduce barriers for SME and Indigenous suppliers
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Demonstration de‑risks reform, builds confidence and shows what is possible before change is embedded at scale. Ideally demonstration occurs concurrently with policy changes. ​Click on the image to open a PDF.
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