The Waste Food Management and Donation App
N.Nagalakshumma1, U.Deepika2, K.Chinmaie3 ,G.Vajradhar4
1Assistant Professor, Dept of Electronics and Communication Engineering ,Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology, Telangana, India
234Students, Dept of Electronics and Communication Engineering ,Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology, Telangana, India
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Abstract - Food waste is a pressing global issue, contributing to environmental degradation and societal inequality. Simultaneously, millions of individuals suffer from hunger and malnutrition. This project presents a comprehensive solution through the development of a Waste Food Management and Donation Application designed to bridge the gap between surplus food generators and recipients. The application enables restaurants, hotels, supermarkets, households, and event organizers to list excess edible food in real-time, while NGOs, charitable organizations, and individuals in need can access and claim these donations efficiently. The system is built using a robust backend powered by SQL for data management, with a user-friendly interface developed using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. Key functionalities include real-time food listing, location-based search and matching, user authentication, notification systems, and a rating mechanism to ensure quality control. The platform not only minimizes food wastage but also fosters a collaborative ecosystem of donors and beneficiaries, promoting social responsibility. Extensive security measures have been implemented to protect user data and ensure ethical usage. The application also provides analytical insights to donors about their contribution impact over time. By offering a structured, technology-driven approach to food redistribution, this project contributes significantly toward sustainable development goals, addressing both hunger eradication and waste reduction in a systematic, scalable manner.
KeyWords:
Sustainable Development ,Surplus Food Redistribution, Mobile Application ,Social Responsibility ,Data Security.