Urban farming in Philippines
5 citizen-driven urban farms recorded in Philippines. Each entry documents who runs it, how the land is held, and where the information came from — nothing is listed without a source.
Joy of Urban Farming (Quezon City)
PHQuezon City, Philippines
Launched in 2010 by then–Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte to mitigate hunger, it promotes methods suited to limited city space such as vertical and container gardening and chemical-free organic growing. By 2025 over 1,400 urban farms were reported across the city.
quezoncity.gov.ph+2
Urban Green Communes (Metro Manila)
PHMetro Manila, Philippines
A network of urban gardeners envisioning Metro Manila as 'one big community garden.' It comprises 20+ gardens in subdivisions, barangays, schools, informal settlements and condominiums, helping residents grow food and gain knowledge.
mb.com.ph+1
Tanimang Bayan Community Food Gardens
PHQuezon City, Philippines
Women-led grassroots project in the urban poor community of Sitio San Roque in Quezon City. Has grown from a food source to a strategy for ensuring food security and defending land rights.
iied.org
Joy of Urban Farming (JOUF)
PHQuezon City, Philippines
Launched in 2010 to encourage low-income households to grow their own nutritious food. Promotes vertical gardening and container farming with starter kits. 160 community vegetable gardens across Quezon City support thousands of urban farmers.
uclg-aspac.org
Urban Agriculture Experimentations in Metro Manila
PHManila, フィリピン
Metro Manila showcases diverse urban agriculture experimentations by citizens. Various experiments utilizing vacant spaces and community areas contribute to food security and community building.
journals.sagepub.com
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