Database research record2014·Zimbabwe (Harare)
Factors affecting roadside urban agriculture in Zimbabwe: A case study of Harare high density suburb of Mufakose
Wisdom Kurangwa, Retseleng Karonga, Kwayedza Muranda Kaseke, Liliosa Pahwaringira
International journal of research in social sciences
Urban Farm DB summary
A case study on roadside urban agriculture in Mufakose high density suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe, showed that the majority of respondents were unemployed, aged 41-60, had a high number of dependents, and earned less than $200 per month. This high level of poverty, combined with inadequate home garden space, forced them to practice roadside agriculture to supplement their diet and income.