Living off scraps. That's the plan for Claudia Elliot from Catholic charity CAFOD - who's giving up buying food for a week and hopes to survive on leftovers from her colleagues for breakfast, lunch and dinner. She wants to highlight how much food UK consumers waste.
There are an estimated 870 million people worldwide without enough food to be healthy and live an active life.
Ms Elliot told Premier's News Hour she's been surprised by people's generosity:
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