Trabajo conjunto de mujeres convierte un basurero en un huerto ecológico en Perú

Urban Farm DB summary

IPS News reported on 12 October 2021 on the 1,400 square-meter "Biohuerto Ayllu 21" garden in Sector II Group 21, Villa El Salvador, 25km south of Lima. Started in 2018, the garden has 40 plots of 6 meters each and separate production, training, seedling, harvest, post-harvest and sales zones. It is run by 12 families, all elderly women migrants, who work an average of two days a week growing chard, radishes, broccoli, celery, tomatoes, beets, basil, spinach and lettuce, mainly for household consumption.

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• 1,400 m2

  garden area(urban garden ayllu21)

  Design

  region

  Villa El Salvador, Lima, Peru

  year

  2021

• 12 count

  participating families(urban garden ayllu21)

  Social

  region

  Villa El Salvador, Lima, Peru

  year

  2021

• 40 count

  plot count(urban garden ayllu21)

  Design

  region

  Villa El Salvador, Lima, Peru

  year

  2021

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