都市農業について

Urban Farm DB summary

Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) organizes urban agriculture's roles into six functions: fresh produce supply, farming-experience/exchange opportunities, disaster-prevention open space, green/landscape space, national land and environmental conservation, and food/agricultural education. In a survey of urban residents, about 50% recognized urban farms' role in supplying fresh produce and about 60% expressed interest in buying local produce, while only about 30% saw urban farms as a place for farming experience or exchange. 'Disaster cooperation farmland' — an arrangement re-recognized after the 1995 Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake — involves municipalities signing voluntary agreements with farmers to use urban farmland as evacuation space or temporary-housing sites during disasters.

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• 50 %

  fresh produce supply recognition rate(urban agriculture perception)

  Social

  region

  Japan

  method

  公表値は「約5割」

• 40 %

  disaster prevention expectation rate(urban agriculture perception)

  Social

  region

  Japan

  method

  公表値は「約4割」

• 60 %

  local produce purchase interest rate(urban agriculture perception)

  Social

  region

  Japan

  method

  公表値は「約6割」

• 30 %

  farming experience exchange recognition rate(urban agriculture perception)

  Social

  region

  Japan

  method

  公表値は「約3割」

• 60 %

  conservation support rate(urban agriculture perception)

  Social

  region

  Japan

  method

  公表値は「約6割」

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