Seeds of Change: Transforming China's Abandoned Urban Corners
Yang Tingting
The World of Chinese
Urban Farm DB summary
This article profiles Clover Nature School, led by Professor Yuelai Liu, which is converting abandoned urban spaces across China into community gardens. The initiative has established over 1,000 gardens nationwide, with Shanghai aiming for 2,040. In one Urumqi case, a neighboring restaurant's monthly revenue rose from 120,000 to 180,000 yuan after a garden was created.
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- 120,000–180,000 cny↑ Increase
monthly revenue change(neighboring business)
EconomicsControl: restaurant revenue before vs after adjacent community garden (Urumqi case)- region
- Urumqi
- method
- case study
- 1,000 gardens
number of gardens(community gardens)
Social- region
- China (nationwide)
- 2,040 gardens
planned gardens(community gardens)
Policy- region
- Shanghai
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- Community cohesionSupports
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