Urban gardening activities can encourage lifelong learning among adults by fostering the acquisition of key competences that are fundamental for each individual in a knowledge-based society. The following educational materials were designed within the context of the European project Hortis – Horticulture in towns for inclusion and socialization (526476-LLP- 1-2012-1-IT-GRUNDTVIG-GMP), bringing together the urban gardening experiences from the partner cities, namely Bologna (Italy), Berlin (Germany), Budapest (Hungary) and Cartagena (Spain). Each partner contributed with its own knowledge on a specific topic in form of an e-book, which successively evolved through an empirical approach of knowledge transfer and participatory review, toward a common and transversal vision of urban agriculture. The outcome of this participatory process are five knowledgeable e-books covering different topics such as Sustainable Community Gardening in Cities (e-book 1), Sustainable Urban Garden Management (e-book 2), Urban Garden Cultivation Systems (e-book 3), Simplified Soilless Systems for Urban Vegetable Production (e-book 4) and Zero km Agriculture: An urban consumer’s manual (e-book 5). We hope these material will bring a new dimension to your work and inspire you in turning your life and city greener

Orsini, F., Marchetti, L., Magrefi, F., Draghetti, S., Bazzocchi, G.G. (2013). SUSTAINABLE URBAN GARDEN MANAGEMENT. Bologna : Horticity.

SUSTAINABLE URBAN GARDEN MANAGEMENT

ORSINI F.
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MARCHETTI L.;MAGREFI F.;DRAGHETTI S.;BAZZOCCHI G. G.
2013

Abstract

Urban gardening activities can encourage lifelong learning among adults by fostering the acquisition of key competences that are fundamental for each individual in a knowledge-based society. The following educational materials were designed within the context of the European project Hortis – Horticulture in towns for inclusion and socialization (526476-LLP- 1-2012-1-IT-GRUNDTVIG-GMP), bringing together the urban gardening experiences from the partner cities, namely Bologna (Italy), Berlin (Germany), Budapest (Hungary) and Cartagena (Spain). Each partner contributed with its own knowledge on a specific topic in form of an e-book, which successively evolved through an empirical approach of knowledge transfer and participatory review, toward a common and transversal vision of urban agriculture. The outcome of this participatory process are five knowledgeable e-books covering different topics such as Sustainable Community Gardening in Cities (e-book 1), Sustainable Urban Garden Management (e-book 2), Urban Garden Cultivation Systems (e-book 3), Simplified Soilless Systems for Urban Vegetable Production (e-book 4) and Zero km Agriculture: An urban consumer’s manual (e-book 5). We hope these material will bring a new dimension to your work and inspire you in turning your life and city greener
2013
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Orsini, F., Marchetti, L., Magrefi, F., Draghetti, S., Bazzocchi, G.G. (2013). SUSTAINABLE URBAN GARDEN MANAGEMENT. Bologna : Horticity.
Orsini, F.; Marchetti, L.; Magrefi, F.; Draghetti, S.; Bazzocchi, G. G.
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