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Carolyn Cooper
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Managing Editor, Canadian Food Innovation Network
Toronto
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science, space, technology
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By Carolyn Cooper| hdc.org.nz@ The United Nations World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is recognised globally and provides an opportunity to talk publicly about an issue that has a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of older people in Aotearoa New Zealand, affecting up to 10% of people over 65.[i] Raising awareness of this issue promotes knowledge and pathways for prevention and intervention to keep our valued older people safe in our communities.
By Carolyn Cooper| Harrowsmith Magazine Verified By Carolyn CooperThe sun was not up when I arose. It lay sleeping, the clouds were close. The sky was shot with pink and grey,With a hint of promise of a new day. Spring was coming to Bow Lake,With a hint of what the day would make. But now it was a false dawn. All was silent and still asleep. A quiet world, but yetNature was poised for a great leapOf bird song, and frog croaking. Insects humming hungrily and dragonflies gliding. The wind was calm, the lake mirrored the heavens.
By Carolyn Cooper| hdc.org.nz@ The United Nations World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is recognised globally and provides an opportunity to talk publicly about an issue that has a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of older people in Aotearoa New Zealand, affecting up to 10% of people over 65.[i] Raising awareness of this issue promotes knowledge and pathways for prevention and intervention to keep our valued older people safe in our communities.
Company Info
Canadian Food Innovation Network
The Canadian Food Innovation Network (CFIN) is a national not-for-profit organization funded by the Canadian federal government. It aims to advance food technology and innovation throughout Canada. CFIN serves as a collaborative hub for various stakeholders in the food value chain, including manufacturers, processors, distributors, retailers, and tech companies. With over 6,600 members globally, it fosters connections and provides resources to enhance innovation in the food and beverage sector. CFIN offers several programs to support innovation. The Innovation Booster provides grants for projects addressing commercialization challenges in agri-food technologies. The Food Innovation Challenge funds collaborative projects to improve processing efficiency and competitiveness. Additionally, CFIN operates the YODL platform, a digital hub for content and funding opportunities, and hosts events and publishes reports to guide industry strategies. Its initiatives have mobilized over $19 million in project funding, supporting advancements in food technology across Canada.
Toronto, Canada
+1 888-773-8247
Founded: 2021