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Cravely: An AI-Powered Food Waste Reduction Platform for Climate Change Mitigation and Sustainable Consumption

Author(s) Mr. Rency Dayne Mallari Duque, Mr. John Rein Bustarde Vinuya, Mr. Kristenz Reyes Mingoy, Dr. Joey Miranda Suba, Mr. Romenick Barredo Garcia
Country Philippines
Abstract Food waste is a significant contributor to methane emissions and climate change. In the Philippines, many food establishments discard edible surplus food due to limited redistribution systems. This study aimed to design and develop Cravely, a secure and AI-integrated digital platform that promotes sustainable consumption and reduces food waste in selected barangays in Pampanga. The platform enables food establishments to redistribute surplus food at discounted prices while informing users about estimated methane emissions avoided through their purchases. Key features include surplus tracking, QR code-secured transactions, role-based user management, and an AI-driven methane estimation module for environmental impact analysis. A mixed-methods approach and iterative development process were utilized in developing and evaluating the system. Food business owners, residents, and IT professionals assessed the platform using software quality and user acceptance frameworks. Results showed high ratings in usability, efficiency, security, reliability, and perceived usefulness. The findings indicate that Cravely is a viable and scalable solution for reducing food waste, improving food accessibility, and increasing environmental awareness. The study highlights the potential of digital platforms in supporting sustainable practices and climate change mitigation efforts.
Keywords AES encryption, AI-driven estimation, Surplus Redistribution, Food Waste Reduction, Surplus Redistribution, Methane Emissions, Sustainable Consumption, Climate Change Mitigation, Cravely Platform, Pampanga
Field Business Administration
Published In Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-05-23
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i03.79212
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