Best Practices in Europe for Developing Food Recovery in Non-profit Organisations

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Like a stone thrown into a pond – poverty contrast of an emporium of solidarity

“…Among Italian cities, emporia of solidarity show peculiar features of social innovations (Lodi Rizzini, 2015; De Pieri et al , 2017), conceived as new ideas which can improve the life quality (e.g. material well-being) of individuals (Pol and Ville, 2009).…”