Jakarta Urban Greening Community Gardens
Jakarta, Indonesia · Operator: Jakarta City Government / Seruni Indah Farmers Group
Overview
Urban greening community gardens in Jakarta using tactical urbanism. 12 communities in South Kebayoran Lama implementing and operating urban farms. Seruni Indah Farmers Group supports over 3,500 residents.
Citizen participation
Community-based tactical urbanism with active citizen participation in planning and implementation.
Operating model
Collaborative model between municipal government and community farmer groups supporting low-income residents.
Impact
Addresses food insecurity in low-income areas. Provides food and education for 3,500+ residents. Demonstrates tactical urban agriculture.
Crops
- vegetables
- greens
Scale
12 community gardens supporting 3,500+ residents
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