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Reducing Food Waste

In the OIC Member Countries

COMCEC

Table 111: Agreement with the statement "Open buffet type of services creates high volume

of food waste”

Agreement

Afghanistan Benin Cameroon Saudi

Arabia Senegal

Turkey Uzbekistan

Fully Agreed

90% 32% 25% 34% 24% 78% 35%

Agreed

10% 53% 35% 60% 10% 6%

12%

Don’t Know

0% 16% 25%

1% 43% 0%

18%

Not Agreed

0%

0% 13%

3% 14% 12% 18%

Not agreed at all

0%

0% 3%

2% 10% 4%

18%

Table 77 indicates tha t all the A fghanistan food business participants agree tha t open buffet type

of services create high volume of food waste. In Benin, 53% agreed w ith tha t open buffet type

services created high volume o f food waste and tha t 32%

fu lly agreed.

Nobody disagreed w ith

this statement. In Cameroon, 35% agreed w ith tha t open buffet type services created high

volum e o f food waste. It is interesting to note that, if 25% o f them fully agreed w ith this

statement, the same rate d id n 't know w h a t to answer. In total, 16% disagreed w ith this

statement. 93% of the Saudi food business places agreed w ith th a t open buffet type services

created high volum e of food waste, w hen only 5% did n o t agree w ith this premise.

In Senegal, a very high percentage of the surveyed food hospitality places d id no t know how to

position vis-à-vis the statement according to which open-buffet type of services create high

volumes of food waste. They were 24% to

fu lly agreed

and 10% to

a g ree

w ith this whereas they

were 14% to

disagree

and 10%

n o t to a gree a t all.

In Turkey, 84% agreed w ith tha t open buffet

type services created high volum e of food waste, whereas 16% d id no t agree w ith this premise.

In Uzbekistan, the participants were also very divided on the question they were asked. There

is no m ajo r position tha t emerges. The trend is tha t there are more hospitality food places that

th in k th a t open buffet type of services creates high volum e of food waste (47% ) than those who

th in k tha t it is n o t the case (35% ).

Table 112: Agreement with the statement "I believe it would be useful if I get some training

or briefing on how to minimize and manage food waste”

Agreement

Afghanistan Benin Cameroon Saudi

Arabia Senegal

Turkey Uzbekistan

Fully Agreed

70% 16% 52%

26% 19% 96%

35%

Agreed

30% 74% 24%

71% 57% 3%

30%

Don’t Know

0%

0% 14%

0% 19% 0%

15%

Not Agreed

0%

11% 6%

0%

5% 1%

5%

Not agreed at all

0%

0%

5%

2%

0% 0%

15%

All the Afghanistan hospitality places also believe tha t they could m in im ize and better manage

their food waste if they got a tra in ing or a briefing. A clear majority o f the Beninese business

places (89% ) believed th a t it w ou ld be useful if they get some tra in ing or briefing on how to

m in im ize and manage food waste. Only 11% don 't th ink such trainings w ou ld be useful. A vast

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