農福連携等推進ビジョン（2024改訂版）
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農福連携等推進会議（内閣官房）
Urban Farm DB summary
Government vision (2019, revised 2024) promoting noufuku—agriculture-welfare collaboration enabling people with disabilities to participate in society through farming—as national policy, covering awareness, training, facility support, and market expansion via certification.
Key points
- 1The "Vision for Promoting Agriculture-Welfare Collaboration (Noufuku)" is a national policy framework established in 2019 and revised in 2024.
- 2Its primary aim is to promote social participation and enhance the well-being of people with disabilities through active engagement in agriculture.
- 3"Noufuku" is promoted as a national strategy, recognized for its potential to instill confidence and a sense of purpose.
- 4The policy includes measures such as public awareness, human resource development, facility support, and market expansion initiatives like "Noufuku Certification."
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThe 'Vision for Promoting Agriculture-Welfare Collaboration (Noufuku)' is a national policy framework, originally established in 2019 and revised in 2024 by the Cabinet Secretariat. This vision aims to foster social participation and enhance the well-being of people with disabilities by enabling them to play active roles in the agricultural sector. It promotes 'Noufuku' as a national strategy, recognizing its potential to provide confidence and a sense of purpose. The policy outlines various measures, including public awareness campaigns, human resource development, support for facility improvements, and market expansion initiatives such as 'Noufuku Certification'.
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Why it matters for urban farming
This "Vision for Promoting Agriculture-Welfare Collaboration" is highly relevant for citizen-driven urban farms. Urban farms can provide an ideal setting for people with disabilities to participate in agricultural activities and connect with their local communities. This vision highlights an opportunity for urban farms to strengthen their role not just as food production sites, but as inclusive community spaces where diverse individuals can work, learn, and find purpose together. By pursuing Noufuku Certification or participating in related human resource development programs, urban farms can open new avenues for social contribution and help build richer, more inclusive communities.