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Mediterranean Diet Children’s Workshops (2011)

Developed to actively fight against childhood obesity and transmit the values of lifestyle shared by the people of the Mediterranean. They are given to children in primary schools throughout Spain. Since 2006 until 2010, more than 80,000 elementary students have been involved. We anticipate the participation of 20,000 primary school ...

Consumer workshops with Caprabo (2011)

Workshops are offered to a consumer public in the Caprabo Social Club with great attendance that welcomes the explanations with great interest. The theme of the talks have been varied: January: Learn how to make meal plans to follow a balanced diet February: Health benefits of the Mediterranean Diet March: Types of cooking ...

MEDISAT Project: The Mediterranean Diet, a nutritional model for everyone’s health (2011)

The FDM presented a holistic and cross-sectional research project on the Mediterranean Diet. The project is aimed at the civil society in general, the primary sector and the academic scientific world. The aim is to rpomote research and dialogue between social and health sectors and education, nutritional level and the ...

Graduate degree in Food and Mediterranean culture. Health and contemporary society. (2011)

The FDM, in collaboration with IL3 (University of Barcelona), is working on the development of a distance course for people with academic training in nutrition and dietetics that are interested in expanding their knowledge of the Mediterranean diet in the fields of health, tourism and applied anthropology.

Children’s workshops in collaboration with Casa Mediterraneo (2011)

Joint organization of courses and workshops for schoolchildren to be taught in schools in Spain in order to instill the benefits of this diet among children.

Press conference at Expoliva (2011)

During the fifteenth edition of Expoliva, the collaboration between the FDM, the Interprofessional Spanish Olive Oil Association and Lazy Town was presented by the FDM executive vice president, Francisco Sensat, the Interprofessional president, Pedro Barato and the creative director of the show Lazy Town, Magnus Arnason.

The little Mediterranean Diet Gourmet (2011)

The FDM, in collaboration with Paradores, designed a dossier to bring children 3 to 12 years of age closer to the Mediterranean Diet, awakening their interest in food and introducing them to the kitchen. It includes an explanation of the basic pillars of the Mediterranean Diet, the pyramid, two recipes ...

EPINUT Thursday: Nutritional Epidemiology Scientific Sessions 2011 (2011)

The FDM organizes these regular sceintific sessions with expert nutritional epidemiology from major research centres in Catalonia: Catalan Institute of Oncology, Barcelona, EPIC-group Mediterranean Diet Foundation Minicipal Institute of Medical Research, IMIM Research Center for Community Nutrition, Barcelona Science Park Department of Health, Generalitat of Catalonia Rovira i Virigili University CESNID, University of Barcelona PREDIMED Team, Hospital Clinic ...

ONCE (2011)

The Spanish National Organization of the Blind (ONCE) dedicated Tuesday May 10th's coupon to Spanish Intangible Cultural Heritage, due to the inscription onto the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO on November 16th 2010. Five million coupons were dedicated to the Mediterranean Diet, whose design has ...

International Centre for Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies (CIHEAM) (2011)

The CIHEAM and the FDM are working intensively on the promotion and development of activities of mutual interest around the Mediterranean Diet. They have signed an agreement that provides for: -Advice on issues related to mutual activities of both entities. -To promote knowledge, social promotion of research, technological development and transfer of ...
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