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ZERO HUNGER
ZERO HUNGER
Being our chosen SDG for our global & local issue, as zero hunger can be found to be one if not one of the most important global issues.
V: Resource & Support
V: Resource & Support
Since funding might not be possible, we’ll focus on utilizing available resources and involving the school community. We can ask for donations of materials from local businesses or families, such as soil, seeds, pots, or gardening tools. We can also look into upcycling materials to create plant towers, using items like plastic bottles, old containers, or crates to build the towers. This approach will reduce the costs while still allowing the project to move forward.
Additionally, we can engage other students, teachers, and community members in donating their time or expertise. For example, a local gardener or a class with a relevant focus might be willing to help teach students how to care for the plants. This community collaboration will help sustain the project without requiring significant funds.
Additionally, we can engage other students, teachers, and community members in donating their time or expertise. For example, a local gardener or a class with a relevant focus might be willing to help teach students how to care for the plants. This community collaboration will help sustain the project without requiring significant funds.
THE IMPACT
THE IMPACT
The project will provide fresh produce to the school’s nutrition program, contribute to the school’s sustainability efforts, and help raise awareness about the importance of growing our own food. It will also engage students in hands-on learning and foster a sense of community and responsibility.
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