Feed the Future, Powered by the Climate and Energy Project
Project focus area
We are working to strengthen Pratt County’s local food system by improving coordination among organizations serving low-income residents. Our goal is to identify gaps in access and transportation - and develop a shared Local Foods Resilience Plan that reflects community priorities. This project sets the groundwork for long-term coordination and systems change.
Plan for action
To launch a collaborative pilot project in Pratt County, Kansas, focused on developing a Local Foods Resilience Plan through the coordination of a Coordinator or CHW for food systems and health equity
Demographics
Persons with low income
Evidence
- Completed a full food system asset map with more than a dozen access points.
- Identified open hours and transportation as the top barriers affecting food access across the county.
- Engaged multiple partners representing community meals, pantry operations, health, and nutrition programs.
- Developed five rural case studies to guide strategy development.
- Partners reported improved clarity about shared challenges and opportunities for collaboration.
Progress
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Collaborators
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Jessica Travis
Dashboard
- Collaborators
- 1
- New partnerships
- 6
- Total investment
- $5,000
- People impacted
- 600