積極的な生産緑地の指定による農のあるまちづくりに関する調査報告書（東京都世田谷区）
国土交通省 都市局
国土交通省 委託調査報告書
Urban Farm DB summary
MLIT commissioned survey on Setagaya's productive-greenbelt designation, landscape-farmland districts, citizen farms and agricultural parks as models of urban farmland preservation and public-participation farming under public support.
Key points
- 1Setagaya Ward's urban development strategy actively incorporates agriculture through the designation of productive green spaces.
- 2The report examines specific initiatives such as landscape-farmland districts, citizen farms, and agricultural parks.
- 3It aims to present practical models for the preservation of urban farmlands.
- 4The study promotes public-participation farming as a vital aspect of urban agricultural development.
- 5It highlights the role of administrative and public support in enabling urban farmlands to fulfill their multifaceted functions.
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.
- 11 count
participant count(urban farmland workshop)
Socialn = 11- country
- JP
- region
- JP-13
- area
- 調布市深大寺・佐須地域
- event date
- 2013-12-15
- study design
- ワークショップ（フリーディスカッション）
- note
- 原文はPDF抽出により文字化けあり
- 37 count
attendee count(urban farmland symposium)
Social- country
- JP
- region
- JP-13
- area
- 調布市深大寺・佐須地域
- event date
- 2014-02-02
- note
- 原文はPDF抽出により文字化けあり
- 42 count
submission count(urban farmland photo contest)
Socialn = 12- country
- JP
- region
- JP-13
- area
- 調布市深大寺・佐須地域
- period
- 2013-11-05/2014-01-10
- applicants
- 12
- note
- 原文はPDF抽出により文字化けあり
Direction of conclusions
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- Policy and governanceSupportsWith caveats
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThis report, commissioned by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, investigates urban development strategies centered on agriculture in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. It specifically examines the proactive designation of productive green spaces, the establishment of landscape-farmland districts, citizen farms, and agricultural parks. The study aims to present practical models for the preservation of urban farmlands and the promotion of public-participation farming. Furthermore, it organizes how administrative and public support can enable urban farmlands to effectively demonstrate their multifaceted functions, encompassing policy, community, biodiversity, food education, and economic benefits.
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Why it matters for urban farming
This report offers valuable insights for citizens involved in urban farming by showcasing Setagaya Ward's successful models for integrating agriculture into urban planning. It demonstrates how various forms of urban farms, including citizen farms and agricultural parks, can be preserved and promoted through proactive policy and public support. For urban farmers, understanding these administrative frameworks can help advocate for similar initiatives in their own communities, fostering not only food production but also community building, environmental benefits, and educational opportunities.