Urban farming in Algeria
2 citizen-driven urban farms recorded in Algeria. Each entry documents who runs it, how the land is held, and where the information came from — nothing is listed without a source.
Ezzouhour shared garden — AADL Boumati housing estate, El-Harrach, Algiers
DZAlgiers (El-Harrach, cité AADL Boumati), Algeria
Algeria's first shared garden, opened in 2012. It turned an interstitial patch left inside a collective housing estate into plots for the residents, and it was designed from the start to keep an ornamental look — vegetables and fruit trees interplanted with herbs and flowers so the garden would not read as a break in the cityscape.
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Torba shared gardens — peri-urban Algiers (Zeralda, Douaouda)
DZZeralda / Douaouda (peri-urban Algiers), Algeria
The shared-garden work of Torba, a citizens' association operating around Algiers. Starting from the permaculture courses it began in 2014, it built a model of renting small parcels of 20–100 m² from municipalities and distributing them to people who want to grow. Gardens run at Zeralda, Douaouda and Blida, with Tiaret and Oran planned.
torba.dz
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