Lagos Street Horticultural Gardens (Eti-osa LGA)
Lagos, ナイジェリア · Operator: 自助的コミュニティイニシアティブ
Overview
Self-help horticultural gardens managed by residents in the Eti-osa Local Government Area of Lagos, Nigeria, utilizing road set-backs to address limited land availability while greening the community.
Citizen participation
Self-help initiative by residents utilizing road set-backs for street horticultural gardens.
Operating model
Community self-help model, prioritizing environmental and social values over direct economic returns.
Impact
Community greening and demonstration of self-help agricultural initiatives in land-constrained urban settings.
Crops
- 野菜
- ハーブ
- 装飾植物
Scale
複数の個別プロット（ロードセットバック地に設置）
Sources（1）
This entry is compiled from the public sources, official sites and research below.
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