Highland Good Food Partnership: Community Growing Groups

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The Highland Good Food Partnership (HGFP) is an initiative driven by local people passionate about creating a sustainable, local food system. It is jointly funded by Scotland Food and Drink, Sustainable Food Places, the Pebble Trust and Transition Black Isle and is supported by the Highland Council.

Our vision is a Highland food system that is a resilient, regenerative and supportive network of communities, farmers, crofters, food businesses and public bodies built on diversity, interconnectedness and fairness, to enable health and well-being for all of life.

The purpose of this survey is to gauge the extent to which local communities are already growing their own food. The HGFP would like to support a network of community food projects across the Highlands by plotting these on a common map available here: https://highlandgoodfood.scot/food-map

The survey will take no longer than 5 minutes to complete. For more information about the HGFP please go to https://highlandgoodfood.scot

Thank you for your time and your contribution. If you feel excited by this project and would like to join our team of volunteers involved in developing the network, please contact hello@highlandgoodfood.scot with the subject line: Community Growing Groups.

[Note: We will only use your contact details to communicate with you about HGFP. If you wish to be removed from our mailing list, please contact us at hello@highlandgoodfood.scot]

1. Would you like to be involved in the HGFP network of community growers? *

Yes

2. Would you like your community group to be included on the map? *

Yes

3. What is the name of your community growing group? *

4. Where exactly are you located? (Please give place and postcode) *

5. What is/are the main purpose(s) of your community growing group? (select all which are applicable) *

to provide food for local residents

to provide food for the local cafe/restaurant

to provide food for the local school

to provide a social area for people to meet

to provide opportunities to learn about food growing

to improve the health of the community

to improve the resilience of the community

to shorten supply chains and reduce food miles

to help the environment

Other:

Required

6. How can people get in touch with your community growing group (e.g. via email, Facebook, website)? Please give the email address or link: *

7. What would be of most benefit to you from joining the HGFP network (select all which are applicable)? *

to be linked with other similar groups in our area

to have the opportunity to share good practices

to have training and education opportunities

to be informed about events and networking opportunities

to be able to share resources

to get information on funding opportunities

Other:

Required

8. Do you have any other comments or questions?

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