Urban farming in Tunisia
2 citizen-driven urban farms recorded in Tunisia. Each entry documents who runs it, how the land is held, and where the information came from — nothing is listed without a source.
Jbal Lahmer Community Garden (Tunis)
TNTunis, Tunisia
In a dense, low-income district of Tunis, residents have reclaimed neglected land as a communal garden, gaining fresh vegetables, income and a step toward food sovereignty. It is watched as a new model of resident-led agroecology in North African cities.
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Jninet El Hafsia community garden (Medina of Tunis, Tunisia)
TNTunis, Tunisia
In the Hafsia quarter of the Medina of Tunis, a corner that had been an underused parking area and an informal dumping ground was turned into a public garden and has since grown into a community-managed urban-agriculture initiative. It relies on agroecological methods inspired by traditional practices from southern Tunisia — palm fronds, for instance, are used to shade young plants from extreme heat. What makes the case notable is that it is still running four years after the original intervention ended.
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