Urban farming in Palestinian Territories
4 citizen-driven urban farms recorded in Palestinian Territories. Each entry documents who runs it, how the land is held, and where the information came from — nothing is listed without a source.
Rooftop Gardens Program in West Bank Refugee Camps (UNRWA)
PSDheisheh / Bethlehem, Palestine
With little access to farmland and about 40% of West Bank refugees food-insecure, this program uses shelter rooftops so families can grow vegetables. It began with roughly 11 families in Dheisheh camp and is envisioned to expand to other West Bank camps to reduce aid dependence and build self-reliance.
unrwa.org+1
Planting Hope
PSAl Am'ari, Palestine
50 green rooftop gardens in Al Am'ari refugee camp led by 67 young women, addressing climate change adaptation and food security in vulnerable communities.
cascades.eu
Anera Rooftop Gardens Program (Gaza)
PSGaza, Palestine
In land-scarce Gaza, Anera turns vulnerable families' rooftops into water-efficient productive space to foster food self-sufficiency and ease food insecurity
inhabitat.com+1
Anera — Palestinian Agricultural Cooperatives & Hydroponics
PSMultiple (Gaza, West Bank), Palestine
Anera supports Palestinian farmers with agricultural cooperatives and water-efficient irrigation technologies including wicking bed hydroponics. Greenhouse at Beit Hanoun Women's Center in Gaza uses only 10-20% of traditional water requirements.
anera.org
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