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Environment and Conservation Fund
A Hong Kong government statutory fund established in 1994 under the Environment and Conservation Fund Ordinance to support community-driven projects that promote environmental protection and conservation. Food For Good's ongoing ECF-funded work spans school-based food-waste education, food-recovery programmes, the mobile education truck, and sustainability outreach at transitional housing estates.
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Total funding$27,154,847.87(24 programmes)
Currently funding programmes
Education Truck School Tour3021
School-based education truck tour building student awareness of food- waste issues and preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$636,0002023-04-01 — present
Patriotic Green Warriors3224
Lectures, workshops, and ceremonial events educating residents of Kai Fook Kui and Tsuen Fook Kui transitional housing on sustainable living, with emphasis on food-waste reduction, composting, and organic gardening.
$1,594,6002023-04-01 — present
Patriotic Green Warriors
Previously funded programmes
Food Saver Sharing (New Territories West)1181
Recovering surplus food from markets and food retailers across New Territories West; redistributing to people in need and to community groups, reducing pressure on landfills.
$1,292,7702024-04-01 — 2025-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Waste Charging: Estate177
Community engagement at residential estates preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$819,8572019-04-01 — 2020-03-31
Waste Charging: School178
Waste-sorting practice and education at schools preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$872,849.62019-04-01 — 2020-03-31
Waste Charging: Primary School217
Waste-sorting practice and education at primary schools preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$1,318,971.112020-04-01 — 2021-03-31
Waste Charging: University218
Waste-sorting practice and education at universities preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$1,122,038.62020-04-01 — 2021-03-31
Waste Charging: Estate219
Community engagement at residential estates preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$897,364.892020-04-01 — 2021-03-31
Waste Charging: Ocean Shores249
Community engagement at Ocean Shores estate preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$885,794.222021-04-01 — 2022-03-31
Waste Charging: Kindergarten250
Waste-sorting practice and education at kindergartens preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$1,341,952.52021-04-01 — 2022-03-31
Waste Charging: Commercial Building251
Community engagement at commercial buildings preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$1,039,470.082021-04-01 — 2022-03-31
Waste Charging: The Nate252
Community engagement at The Nate preparing for the municipal solid- waste charging scheme.
$495,498.222021-04-01 — 2022-03-31
Waste Charging: Corporate Square435
Community engagement at Corporate Square preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$962,297.782022-04-01 — 2023-03-31
Waste Charging: Harbourview Kowloon West436
Community engagement at Harbourview Kowloon West preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$470,2402022-04-01 — 2023-03-31
Waste Charging: Harbourview Kowloon East437
Community engagement at Harbourview Kowloon East preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme.
$916,994.442022-04-01 — 2023-03-31
Waste Charging: Nan Fung Plaza441
Community engagement at Nan Fung Plaza preparing for the municipal solid-waste charging scheme through waste-sorting practice and education.
$528,108.892022-04-01 — 2023-03-31
Food Saver Sharing560
Pilot programme recovering surplus food from markets, supermarkets, and food wholesalers in Kwun Tong; redistributing edible food to people in need.
$724,051.62018-04-01 — 2019-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Food Saver Sharing (Kowloon) — Continuation600
Recovering surplus food from markets, supermarkets, and food wholesalers in Kwun Tong; redistributing to people in need and community groups.
$838,032.82019-04-01 — 2020-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Food Saver Sharing (Kowloon) — Continuation626
Continuation of food-recovery work from Kwun Tong and Wong Tai Sin markets and food retailers.
$1,077,672.432020-04-01 — 2021-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Food Saver Sharing (New Territories West)678
Recovering surplus food from Tuen Mun and neighbouring markets and food retailers; redistributing to people in need and community groups.
$1,992,938.92020-04-01 — 2021-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Food Saver Sharing (Kowloon) — Continuation687
Continuation of food-recovery work from Kwun Tong and Wong Tai Sin markets and food retailers.
$1,024,395.652021-04-01 — 2022-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Food Saver Sharing (Kowloon)775
Recovering surplus food from markets and food retailers across Kwun Tong and Wong Tai Sin districts; redistributing to people in need and community groups.
$1,125,178.162022-04-01 — 2023-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Food Saver Sharing (New Territories West)852
Recovering surplus food from markets and food retailers in Tuen Mun and neighbouring districts; processing into lunchboxes for people in need and community groups.
$1,924,2762022-04-01 — 2023-03-31
Food Saver Programme
Campus Food Waste Education910
School-based food-waste education programme raising students' awareness of Hong Kong's food-waste problem and driving positive behavioural change on reduction and recycling.
$3,253,4952022-04-01 — 2023-03-31
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