This challenge aimed at raising awareness of the impact of the waste we generate through food and at contributing to reducing it in our daily lives by eliminating unnecessary packaging and calling for us to be able to buy and consume food in its natural state.
On 25 and 26 March, on the occasion of World Climate Day and climate change mitigation and adaptation, children and young people created denouncing art sculptures with plastic waste that they later exhibited through social networks, with the hashtag #AlNatural, in the school playground and, in the case of educational leisure spaces, in the street.
In the previous weeks, children and young people took part in educational and playful activities in which they researched the waste we generate, learned how many years it can take for a piece of plastic to degrade in nature, learned how packaging is made and proposed everyday alternatives to this problem.
The sculptures were later recovered and can be seen in the Menja, Actua, Impacta [Eat, Act, Impact] exhibition in El Prat de Llobregat.
The challenge involved the participation of about 100 educational leisure spaces and schools and 20,000 children and young people.
