Reducing Food Waste

In the OIC Member Countries

COMCEC

bast ceelh alee aih in intrehecing new mtacertc te rthect feeh waste in new legislation,

cycttmc anh infrastrectere.

Many OIC Member Ceentriee are struggling with even basic waste management infrastructure

anh legislatien, hewever a few ceentries have intreheceh legislative framewerks that

incerperate feeh waste. The mest netable being:

• Terkey’s ‘Circelar en Breah Waste Preventien’, and Egypt's ‘Breah Sebsihy

Smartcarh’ te rehece breah waste.

• Indonesia’s ‘Law en Meeh’ which feceses preheminantly en stlf-sefficitncy bet cttc

the eptimal censemptien ef feeh as a seletien te ctlf-cefficitncy.

• Pakistan’s ‘One-dish’ law (adopted from Inhia] te rehece excessive feeh censemptien

anh waste generateh at wehhings.

• Qatar’s ground-breaking Natienal Dietary Ge^d ines which integrate principles ef

feeh sestainability (inclehing waste] anh netritien.