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URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
URBAN AGRICULTURE THRIVES IN NAIROBI DURING COVID-19 Urban agriculture has demonstrated its capacity to address food insecurity in cities during COVID-19 and we should therefore encouragethe practice of it
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation URBAN GREEN TRAIN MODULES AND RESOURCES (IO2) Urban Green Train Modules and Resources (IO2) Module 3: Urban Agriculture types/production systems and short food chains With the support of the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union FOOD PLANNING IN GARDEN CITIES: THE LETCHWORTH LEGACY 5678910234390 8RRURRAFPostobRu 35 5 www.ruaf.org 07 09 11 11 22 26 26 28 37 39 44 44 45 47 55 57 Foreword 1. Introduction: Planning food in garden cities 2. Garden Cities as pioneers of Urban Agriculture andintegration of
36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
URBAN AGRICULTURE THRIVES IN NAIROBI DURING COVID-19 Urban agriculture has demonstrated its capacity to address food insecurity in cities during COVID-19 and we should therefore encouragethe practice of it
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation URBAN GREEN TRAIN MODULES AND RESOURCES (IO2) Urban Green Train Modules and Resources (IO2) Module 3: Urban Agriculture types/production systems and short food chains With the support of the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union FOOD PLANNING IN GARDEN CITIES: THE LETCHWORTH LEGACY 5678910234390 8RRURRAFPostobRu 35 5 www.ruaf.org 07 09 11 11 22 26 26 28 37 39 44 44 45 47 55 57 Foreword 1. Introduction: Planning food in garden cities 2. Garden Cities as pioneers of Urban Agriculture andintegration of
36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
WHAT WE DO - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS What we do. The RUAF Global Partnership supports the development of sustainable and resilient peri-) urban agriculture and city region food systems. We do this through creating and sharing knowledge, expertise, and good practices, and by providing policy advice, and building capacity within governments and other organisations. WHO WE ARE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS The RUAF Global Partnership on Sustainable Urban Agriculture and Food Systems is a partnership of strategically selected expert institutions. The partnership brings together cities, research institutes and civil society organisations with a recognised track record in urban and peri-urban agriculture and urban food systems.NEWS & RESOURCES
News & Resources. News / February 5, 2021. City Region Food Systems at the MUFPP Africa Forum 2021. Blogs / February 2, 2021. Role of City Region Food Systems in pandemic and climate shock recovery highlighte publication / November 19, 2020. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda andPUBLICATIONS
Publications - RUAF Urban Agriculture and Food Systems. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda and Zambia. A holistic food system approach involving all stakeholders is key to solving the urgent and interconnected challenges that our world is currently facing. A new retrospective study shows the degree to URBAN AGRICULTURE THRIVES IN NAIROBI DURING COVID-19 Urban agriculture has demonstrated its capacity to address food insecurity in cities during COVID-19 and we should therefore encouragethe practice of it
CITYFOOD NETWORK
The ICLEI-RUAF CITYFOOD network aims to accelerate local and regional government action on sustainable and resilient city-region food systems by combining networking with training, policy guidance and technical expertise to its participants. CITYFOOD is open to local and regional governments, whether they are engaging with the issue for the first time or working to implement CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
URBAN AGRICULTURE FOR GREEN AND PRODUCTIVE CITIES CITIES FARMING FOR THE FUTURE vii Contents Foreword by Dinesh Mehta, UN-Habitat x Preface by Henk de Zeeuw, RUAF Foundation xii 1 Introduction, Cities Farming for the Future 1 René van Veenhuizen 2 Sustaining Urban Agriculture Requires the Involvement 19MODULE 1 - RUAF
7 Learning objectives Main learning objectives of Module 1 are the following: TOPIC TITLE TIME LEARNING OBJECTIVES LEARNING OUTCOMES 1.1 Urban agriculture concept and environment 6 To provide knowledge about territory diagnostic and governance WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE (WASH) Aim of the WASH programme. RUAF has been a partner in the Dutch funded water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) Alliance International since 2011. The WASH Alliance International (WAI) seeks to contribute to a shift towards integrated WASH sector development by working on three pillars: establishing a functioning market, strengthening the public sector, and empowering & organising HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD PLANNING IN GARDEN CITIES: THE LETCHWORTH LEGACY 5678910234390 8RRURRAFPostobRu 35 5 www.ruaf.org 07 09 11 11 22 26 26 28 37 39 44 44 45 47 55 57 Foreword 1. Introduction: Planning food in garden cities 2. Garden Cities as pioneers of Urban Agriculture andintegration of
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD PLANNING IN GARDEN CITIES: THE LETCHWORTH LEGACY 5678910234390 8RRURRAFPostobRu 35 5 www.ruaf.org 07 09 11 11 22 26 26 28 37 39 44 44 45 47 55 57 Foreword 1. Introduction: Planning food in garden cities 2. Garden Cities as pioneers of Urban Agriculture andintegration of
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
WHO WE ARE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS The RUAF Global Partnership on Sustainable Urban Agriculture and Food Systems is a partnership of strategically selected expert institutions. The partnership brings together cities, research institutes and civil society organisations with a recognised track record in urban and peri-urban agriculture and urban food systems. URBAN AGRICULTURE THRIVES IN NAIROBI DURING COVID-19 Urban agriculture has demonstrated its capacity to address food insecurity in cities during COVID-19 and we should therefore encouragethe practice of it
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture URBAN AGRICULTURE FOR GREEN AND PRODUCTIVE CITIES CITIES FARMING FOR THE FUTURE vii Contents Foreword by Dinesh Mehta, UN-Habitat x Preface by Henk de Zeeuw, RUAF Foundation xii 1 Introduction, Cities Farming for the Future 1 René van Veenhuizen 2 Sustaining Urban Agriculture Requires the Involvement 19 URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE NO. 13 This issue of the Urban Agriculture Magazine has been supported by FAO Forest Department and the European Urban Forestry Research and Information Centre (EUFORIC).. Currently the majority of the world’s population lives in cities and towns. WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE (WASH) Aim of the WASH programme. RUAF has been a partner in the Dutch funded water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) Alliance International since 2011. The WASH Alliance International (WAI) seeks to contribute to a shift towards integrated WASH sector development by working on three pillars: establishing a functioning market, strengthening the public sector, and empowering & organising URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE NO. 24 Some urban farmers seek to enhance their income by engaging more directly or more efficiently in processing and marketing. But many of these, often poor, urban farmers are not able to sufficiently invest in starting a business, often do not undertake a proper analysis of market demand and tend to choose industries that have low entry costs, such as poultry production and food preparation. CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
REVISTA DE AGRICULTURA URBANA N AGROECOLOGIA URBANA 2 Revista de Agricultura Urbana no. 33 - Novembro de 2017 Agroecologia urbana 3 6 10 12 17 21 24 29 35 39 44 48 51 56 62 64 69 74 79 84 87 91 97 100 198 114 117 121 127 HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
WHAT WE DO - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS What we do. The RUAF Global Partnership supports the development of sustainable and resilient peri-) urban agriculture and city region food systems. We do this through creating and sharing knowledge, expertise, and good practices, and by providing policy advice, and building capacity within governments and other organisations. WHO WE ARE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS The RUAF Global Partnership on Sustainable Urban Agriculture and Food Systems is a partnership of strategically selected expert institutions. The partnership brings together cities, research institutes and civil society organisations with a recognised track record in urban and peri-urban agriculture and urban food systems.NEWS & RESOURCES
News & Resources. News / February 5, 2021. City Region Food Systems at the MUFPP Africa Forum 2021. Blogs / February 2, 2021. Role of City Region Food Systems in pandemic and climate shock recovery highlighte publication / November 19, 2020. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda andPUBLICATIONS
Publications - RUAF Urban Agriculture and Food Systems. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda and Zambia. A holistic food system approach involving all stakeholders is key to solving the urgent and interconnected challenges that our world is currently facing. A new retrospective study shows the degree to URBAN AGRICULTURE THRIVES IN NAIROBI DURING COVID-19 Urban agriculture has demonstrated its capacity to address food insecurity in cities during COVID-19 and we should therefore encouragethe practice of it
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture URBAN AGRICULTURE FOR GREEN AND PRODUCTIVE CITIES CITIES FARMING FOR THE FUTURE vii Contents Foreword by Dinesh Mehta, UN-Habitat x Preface by Henk de Zeeuw, RUAF Foundation xii 1 Introduction, Cities Farming for the Future 1 René van Veenhuizen 2 Sustaining Urban Agriculture Requires the Involvement 19 URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE NO. 13 This issue of the Urban Agriculture Magazine has been supported by FAO Forest Department and the European Urban Forestry Research and Information Centre (EUFORIC).. Currently the majority of the world’s population lives in cities and towns. L’EDITORIAL L'INTÉGRATION DE L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE ET PÉRI planification. Mais il y a plus que cela. Les adeptes de l'agriculture urbaine et péri-urbaine ont tendance à présenter leur activité comme étant une industrie homogène et à s'attendre à ce CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales et URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
WHAT WE DO - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS What we do. The RUAF Global Partnership supports the development of sustainable and resilient peri-) urban agriculture and city region food systems. We do this through creating and sharing knowledge, expertise, and good practices, and by providing policy advice, and building capacity within governments and other organisations. WHO WE ARE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS The RUAF Global Partnership on Sustainable Urban Agriculture and Food Systems is a partnership of strategically selected expert institutions. The partnership brings together cities, research institutes and civil society organisations with a recognised track record in urban and peri-urban agriculture and urban food systems.NEWS & RESOURCES
News & Resources. News / February 5, 2021. City Region Food Systems at the MUFPP Africa Forum 2021. Blogs / February 2, 2021. Role of City Region Food Systems in pandemic and climate shock recovery highlighte publication / November 19, 2020. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda andPUBLICATIONS
Publications - RUAF Urban Agriculture and Food Systems. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda and Zambia. A holistic food system approach involving all stakeholders is key to solving the urgent and interconnected challenges that our world is currently facing. A new retrospective study shows the degree to URBAN AGRICULTURE THRIVES IN NAIROBI DURING COVID-19 Urban agriculture has demonstrated its capacity to address food insecurity in cities during COVID-19 and we should therefore encouragethe practice of it
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquaculture URBAN AGRICULTURE FOR GREEN AND PRODUCTIVE CITIES CITIES FARMING FOR THE FUTURE vii Contents Foreword by Dinesh Mehta, UN-Habitat x Preface by Henk de Zeeuw, RUAF Foundation xii 1 Introduction, Cities Farming for the Future 1 René van Veenhuizen 2 Sustaining Urban Agriculture Requires the Involvement 19 URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE NO. 13 This issue of the Urban Agriculture Magazine has been supported by FAO Forest Department and the European Urban Forestry Research and Information Centre (EUFORIC).. Currently the majority of the world’s population lives in cities and towns. L’EDITORIAL L'INTÉGRATION DE L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE ET PÉRI planification. Mais il y a plus que cela. Les adeptes de l'agriculture urbaine et péri-urbaine ont tendance à présenter leur activité comme étant une industrie homogène et à s'attendre à ce CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
WHO WE ARE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSSEE MORE ONRUAF.ORG
URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales etCITYFOOD NETWORK
The ICLEI-RUAF CITYFOOD network aims to accelerate local and regional government action on sustainable and resilient city-region food systems by combining networking with training, policy guidance and technical expertise to its participants. CITYFOOD is open to local and regional governments, whether they are engaging with the issue for the first time or working to implement PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD PLANNING IN GARDEN CITIES: THE LETCHWORTH LEGACY 5678910234390 8RRURRAFPostobRu 35 5 www.ruaf.org 07 09 11 11 22 26 26 28 37 39 44 44 45 47 55 57 Foreword 1. Introduction: Planning food in garden cities 2. Garden Cities as pioneers of Urban Agriculture andintegration of
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
HOMEPAGE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSWHAT WE DOWHO WE AREWHERE WE WORKNEWS & RESOURCESPUBLICATIONS 1000+. In 2018-2019 RUAF trained over 1000 staff in city region food systems and urban agriculture projects, policies and indicators in over 20 cities across Europe, Asia, MENA, Africa and America. 36. Issue 36 of the RUAF Magazine reinforces the movement towards inclusive, multi-stakeholder food systems governance for cities andcity regions.
WHO WE ARE - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMSSEE MORE ONRUAF.ORG
URBAN AGRICULTURE MAGAZINE Urban Agriculture Magazine. Since 2000 RUAF publishes the Urban Agriculture Magazine to enable exchange of policy views, practical experiences, research results and other information in the field of urban agriculture and urban food systems. In this issue of UA Magazine, we identify the ways in which gender and inclusivity havebeen neglected in
INTEGRATING FOOD INTO URBAN PLANNING ix Contents List of illustrations xi List of tables xv List of contributors xvii Introduction: Food challenges faced by an urbanising world 1 1. ood and urban planning: The missing link F 18 FINANCEMENT DE L’AGRICULTURE URBAINE de l’agriculture urbaine ». Déclaration de Quito, signée par 40 cités. Quito, Equateur, Avril 2000. Etant donné la reconnaissance grandissante de ce secteur par les autorités locales etCITYFOOD NETWORK
The ICLEI-RUAF CITYFOOD network aims to accelerate local and regional government action on sustainable and resilient city-region food systems by combining networking with training, policy guidance and technical expertise to its participants. CITYFOOD is open to local and regional governments, whether they are engaging with the issue for the first time or working to implement PROMOUVOIR LES INNOVATION DANS L'AGRICULTURE URBAINE Octobre 2008 3 Cet article explore ces questions pour identifier les facteurs clés qui influencent l'innovation dans l'agriculture urbaine et apporter des voies par lesquelles des processus d'innovation 36 FOOD POLICY COUNCILS 5 OCTBER 2C019MA9CG URBRANGIC GLUTIE 36 C 15efTIE rncs www.ruaf.org 5 References 1. Dubbeling, M., de Zeeuw, H., van Veenhuizen, R. (2011), Cities, Poverty and Food; Multi-stakeholder Policy and Planning inUrban
FOOD PLANNING IN GARDEN CITIES: THE LETCHWORTH LEGACY 5678910234390 8RRURRAFPostobRu 35 5 www.ruaf.org 07 09 11 11 22 26 26 28 37 39 44 44 45 47 55 57 Foreword 1. Introduction: Planning food in garden cities 2. Garden Cities as pioneers of Urban Agriculture andintegration of
FOOD AND NON-FOOD PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IN THE CITY 1 Food and non-food private sector engagement in the City Region Food System Rotterdam with a focus on the supportive role of social housingcorporations
WHAT WE DO - RUAF URBAN AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS The RUAF Global Partnership supports the development of sustainable and resilient peri-) urban agriculture and city region food systems.We do this through creating and sharing knowledge, expertise, and good practices, and by providing policy advice, and building capacity within governments and other organisations.PUBLICATIONS
Publications - RUAF Urban Agriculture and Food Systems. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda and Zambia. A holistic food system approach involving all stakeholders is key to solving the urgent and interconnected challenges that our world is currently facing. A new retrospective study shows the degree toNEWS & RESOURCES
News & Resources. News / February 5, 2021. City Region Food Systems at the MUFPP Africa Forum 2021. Blogs / February 2, 2021. Role of City Region Food Systems in pandemic and climate shock recovery highlighte publication / November 19, 2020. A food systems assessment of the Sustainable Diets for All programme in Uganda andWHERE WE WORK
A map of cities where the partners of the RUAF Global Partnership on sustainable urban agriculture and urban food systems work.FOCUS AREAS
Focus areas of RUAF: city region food systems; urban agriculture; food policies & governance; resource, recovery & reuse; jobs & equity;climate resilience.
URBAN AGRICULTURE AND CITY REGION FOOD SYSTEMS Urban and peri-urban agriculture (UPA) or urban and peri-urban agriculture and forestry (UPAF) is defined as the growing of trees, food and other agricultural products (herbs, pot plants, fuel, fodder) and raising of livestock (and fisheries) within the built-up area or on the fringe of cities. UPAF includes production systems such as horticulture, livestock, (agro-) forestry and aquacultureCITYFOOD NETWORK
The ICLEI-RUAF CITYFOOD network aims to accelerate local and regional government action on sustainable and resilient city-region food systems by combining networking with training, policy guidance and technical expertise to its participants. CITYFOOD is open to local and regional governments, whether they are engaging with the issue for the first time or working to implement CITIES AND AGRICULTURE First published 2015 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017 Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, aninforma business
CITIES AND AGRICULTURE “The book ‘Cities and Agriculture’ presents experience and evidence on key dimensions of urban food challenges and types of intra-and peri-urban agriculture, in 15 extremely well-researched and written chapters” – Aloysius Clemence Mosha. As people increasingly migrate to urban settings and more than half of the world’s population now lives in cities, it is vital to plan and CONSTRUINDO CIDADES RESILIENTES 3 Editorial Construindo cidades resilientes Marcia Caton Campbell, Center for Resilient Cities, marcia@resilientcities.org MarielleDubbeling,
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