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The best practice guide for early childhood education and care food environment: Module 5: Sustainable food practices (Version 1.0)
ECEC food environments are uniquely positioned to support sustainability by implementing practices that can reduce environmental impacts while creating meaningful opportunities for children to experience and explore the interconnections between people, animals, plants, lands and water through food.
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