Week 5 Findings and Task

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Findings

  1. In order to encourage businesses to donate excess food instead of disposing of it in landfills, Australia has implemented new legal incentives, such as the Food Donation Tax Incentive Bill 2024.
  2. Food safety and liability protection laws help remove barriers for food donation by protecting donors and ensuring safe redistribution.
  3. According to research, Australia wastes more than 7.6 million tonnes of food a year, much of it is still edible, yet food poverty is still a big social problem.
References 

 TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (INCENTIVISING FOOD DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS) BILL 2024 Explanatory Memorandum 2024, Austlii.edu.au, viewed 28 June 2025, <https://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/bill_em/tlafdtcob2024733/memo_0.html>.

 We need your help 2024, Foodbank.

Urgent Call for Food Donation Tax Incentive by Foodbank 2024, Foodbank, viewed 28 June 2025, <https://www.foodbank.org.au/food-donation-tax-incentive-4/?state=tas>.

Some Project Related Task

I created a story board for general people to understand how the project we have chosen works. 
And a simple activity diagram of the projects, though it is not a advanced level its a basic easy to understand. 

-Sampurna

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