Urban farming in Argentina
4 citizen-driven urban farms recorded in Argentina. Each entry documents who runs it, how the land is held, and where the information came from — nothing is listed without a source.
Rosario Urban Agriculture Program (Parques Huerta)
ARRosario, Argentina
Rosario's municipal urban agriculture program, launched in 2002 in response to the economic crisis. A 2004 ordinance institutionalized the 'Parque Huerta' (garden park), turning vacant land into public spaces for agroecological food production.
agriurbanarosario.com.ar+2
El Bosque (Parque Huerta el Bosque), Rosario
ARRosario, Argentina
Rosario's urban agriculture initiative emerged as a community response to Argentina's 2001 economic crisis. The city has won international awards for its vast urban agriculture programs spanning about 45 hectares (30 hectares of community orchard parks and 15 hectares of family gardens). Despite past success, El Bosque now faces challenges from lack of state support.
pulitzercenter.org+2
Rosario Urban Agriculture Programme
ARRosario, Argentina
In response to food insecurity during the 1990s economic crisis, Rosario launched a municipal urban agriculture program. It expanded from 20 groups to 800+ within two years, supporting 40,000 people.
idrc-crdi.ca
Bonaerense Urban Garden Program 2024
ARBuenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires Province launched Bonaerense Urban Garden Program in 2024, distributing over 1.5 million agroecological seedlings across 125 municipalities to strengthen food security and localized agriculture.
noticiasambientales.com
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