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    WASTE MANAGEMENT

    Copia CEO Komal Ahmad is using technology to distribute excess food to the hungry.
    by Nikita Richardson Oct 17, 2016 2 minutes
    Meals on wheels Ahmad developed the Copia app to facilitate deliveries of donated food.

    As a senior studying international health and global development at the University of California, Berkeley, Komal Ahmad noticed that just feet from her school’s dining hall—where leftover food was discarded daily—homeless people were scrounging for their next meal. “I call hunger the [developed] world’s dumbest problem, because

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