株式会社Tryfe 活用事例（福岡市）
株式会社Tryfe, 農林水産省
農林水産省 農山漁村振興交付金事例
Urban Farm DB summary
Fukuoka case report on using MAFF grants for exchange markets linking urban farmers and citizens, promoting local food and interest in citizen and experience farms with municipal collaboration.
Key points
- 1An exchange market initiative successfully connected urban farmers and citizens in Fukuoka City.
- 2The project was supported by grants from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF).
- 3Key objectives included promoting the appeal of urban agriculture and encouraging local food consumption.
- 4Collaborative efforts with the local municipality were crucial for the initiative's success.
- 5The initiative effectively stimulated public interest in citizen farms and hands-on experience farms.
Extracted facts
3 factsOnly numbers and their conditions are stored, as structured data — never the source's own sentences. Metric and condition names stay in English, as coded.
- 19 count
events held(urban farm marche)
Social- region
- JP-40
- municipality
- fukuoka
- years
- 2022-04/2023-03
- program
- toshi-nogyo-chiiki-kyosei-suishin
- 4 count
venues(urban farm marche)
Social- region
- JP-40
- municipality
- fukuoka
- years
- 2022-04/2023-03
- 30 minutes
travel time from city centre(urban farmland access)
Design- region
- JP-40
- municipality
- fukuoka
- mode
- car
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThis report details a case study from Fukuoka City, Japan, showcasing the successful implementation of an exchange market initiative. Utilizing grants from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), the project fostered interaction between urban farmers and local citizens. The primary objectives were to promote the appeal of urban agriculture and encourage local food consumption. Through collaborative efforts with the local municipality, the initiative effectively stimulated public interest in citizen farms and hands-on experience farms. This case highlights a model for leveraging public funding and community engagement to strengthen urban agricultural ecosystems.
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Why it matters for urban farming
This case study demonstrates how public funding and municipal partnerships can significantly boost citizen engagement with urban farming. By creating direct exchange opportunities like markets, urban farms can not only sell their produce but also educate the public, fostering a stronger community connection and increasing participation in citizen and experience farms. It highlights a viable strategy for urban farm groups to seek support and expand their reach.