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Project reference: 06-DEU03-S2G01-00199-3<br />

DEUTSCHLAND<br />

New Approaches to Nutritional Education in Museums<br />

Nutrition-related disorders are on the increase throughout Europe. The controversial discussion about what constitutes<br />

‘proper’ nutrition underlines the need for up-to-date nutritional education in place of the insufficiently effective classical<br />

nutritional education, particularly for adults. What is more, the food sector is also subject to increasing global uniformity,<br />

associated with a loss of diversity. Since nutrition is closely related to traditions and lifestyles, museums – as places of<br />

historical and social reflection and of aesthetic perception – can combine these two aspects. By offering sense and tastetraining<br />

sessions and events that emphasise the enjoyment of food and regional specialities, these extra-mural places of<br />

<strong>learning</strong> can play an important role in the development of responsible eating habits. Furthermore activities on local food<br />

products can be an important chance to point out scientific topics such as genetically modified food and biodiversity.<br />

The project is intended to discuss these challenges by promoting an exchange of experience between museums and scientific<br />

institutions, in order to improve the partners’ practice-oriented programmes. The partners will bring in different approaches to<br />

the subject and a variety of cultural backgrounds. Discussion of these will provide the museums’ educational staff with new<br />

ideas for nutritional education, emphasising regional and cultural peculiarities and facilitating inter-cultural dialogue.<br />

The target groups are people with disabilities, senior citizens and other sections of the population who are not usually accessed<br />

through mainstream educational institutions and – for various social reasons – can’t receive an adequate nutritional education<br />

in their families or peer groups.<br />

Duration: 3 years Funding year: 3 rd<br />

Area(s) covered<br />

Project Objectives<br />

Target Group(s)<br />

COMPOSITION OF THE PARTNERSHIP<br />

Coordinating institution<br />

Name of the organisation: Stiftung Deutsches Hygiene-Museum<br />

Name of the contact person: Jörg Naumann<br />

Address: Lingnerplatz 1, D – 01069 Dresden<br />

E-mail: joerg.naumann@dhmd.de<br />

Tel: + 49 (0) 0351 / 4846777<br />

Fax: + 49 (0) 0351 / 4846587<br />

Website: www.dhmd.de<br />

Partners<br />

Fondazione IDIS Città della Scienza, IT<br />

Eesti Tervishoiu Muuseum, EE<br />

Agropolis-Museum, FR<br />

Consumer education<br />

Learning about European countries/the European Union<br />

Sustainable development<br />

Strategy for stimulating/promoting adult learners’ demand for <strong>learning</strong><br />

Experimentation with new pedagogical approach(es)<br />

Disabled persons<br />

Senior citizens<br />

Young adults at risk of social marginalisation<br />

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