Urban farming in Morocco
5 citizen-driven urban farms recorded in Morocco. Each entry documents who runs it, how the land is held, and where the information came from — nothing is listed without a source.
Urban Agriculture Casablanca (UAC)
MACasablanca, Morocco
A large research-action project asking whether urban agriculture can make growing megacities more climate-efficient. Set in Greater Casablanca, its model of multifunctional urban agriculture as an urban-planning tool was published as a book and has influenced planning approaches linking urban and rural spheres.
uac-m.freiraum.tu-berlin.de+2
Casablanca Rooftop Hydroponic Gardens
MACasablanca, Morocco
Rooftop hydroponic gardens by Casablanca apartment residents using water-efficient systems to reduce grocery costs and improve dietary diversity.
cleangreenmorocco.com
Swani Tiqa Agroecology Gardens (Rabat)
MARabat, Morocco
Swani Tiqa is a set of three citizen-run agroecological gardens in Rabat (started 2009) producing vegetables and herbs for nearby families through short producer-consumer chains. They are coordinated by RIAM, Morocco's national agroecology network, and took part in the pilot for the country's Participatory Guarantee System.
urgenci.net+1
Educational Urban Vegetable Garden (ARADD, Casablanca)
MACasablanca, Morocco
An 1,600 m² educational garden in Casablanca irrigated with treated wastewater. In the water-stressed Greater Casablanca region it demonstrates in practice that treated effluent can water green space and, in some cases, produce food — and takes that message to schools, government and business.
climate-chance.org
Toit en Vert rooftop garden at L'Uzine (Aïn Sebaâ, Casablanca)
MACasablanca, Morocco
A citizen-run garden on the roof of the L'Uzine cultural centre in Casablanca's Aïn Sebaâ district. In a city with less than one square metre of green space per resident, it shows how an unused rooftop can be turned into a place for growing food and meeting neighbours.
ma.boell.org+1
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