Proyecto de ley fija normas para el fomento, desarrollo y registro de huertos urbanos
Equipo Actualidad Jurídica
Actualidad Jurídica (DOE)
Urban Farm DB summary
A bill reported in Chile would have the state promote, foster, and oversee public policy on food security, environmental education, and urban agriculture. It defines urban gardens as cultivation plots of up to 500 square meters within urban territory, intended for growing vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers for self-consumption. Garden operators would be required to ensure safety and social integration, are allowed to hire workers with priority given to vulnerable groups and older adults, and may temporarily use abandoned lots that pose public-safety risks, though overnight stays or residing on the sites would be prohibited.
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- 500 square_meters
max garden area(urban garden bill)
Policy- region
- Chile
- year
- 2025 (proyecto de ley)
- grupos vulnerables y adultos mayores
labor priority groups(urban garden bill)
Policy- region
- Chile
- sitios abandonados con riesgo de seguridad
permitted land use(urban garden bill)
Policy- region
- Chile
- prohibido pernoctar o residir
residency restriction(urban garden bill)
Policy- region
- Chile
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- Policy and governanceSupports
- Food securitySupports
- Labour and participationSupports
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