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Green City Case Study: Curitiba, Brazil — Curitiba's Urban Agriculture

AIPH (International Association of Horticultural Producers)

AIPH (International Association of Horticultural Producers)

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AIPH's Green City case study on Curitiba, Brazil (associated with the 2024 AIPH World Green City Awards), describes an urban agriculture program dating to the mid-1990s comprising 147 gardens — 47 community, 43 school, and 36 institutional — covering 17 hectares (177,000 m²). The gardens produce about 160 tons of vegetables per month and benefit 37,000 people; 89 beehives are also installed.

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  • 147 gardens

    garden count(curitiba urban agriculture)

    Social
    region
    Curitiba, Brazil
    year
    2024
    method
    47 comunitários + 43 escolares + 36 institucionais
  • 160 t

    monthly vegetable production(curitiba urban agriculture)

    Yield
    region
    Curitiba, Brazil
    year
    2024
    method
    null
  • 37,000 people

    beneficiaries(curitiba urban agriculture)

    Social
    region
    Curitiba, Brazil
    year
    2024
    method
    null
  • 177,000 m2

    total area(curitiba urban agriculture)

    Design
    region
    Curitiba, Brazil
    year
    2024
    method
    null
  • 89 hives

    beehive count(curitiba urban agriculture)

    Biodiversity
    region
    Curitiba, Brazil
    year
    2024
    method
    Honey Gardens programme

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  • Food securitySupportsWith caveats
  • BiodiversitySupports

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