Organopónicos

Urban Farm DB summary

According to English Wikipedia, organoponicos emerged as urban farming in Cuba during the 'Special Period' after the 1989 Soviet collapse cut off chemical inputs, responding to a food crisis in which daily per-capita calorie intake fell from 2,900 in 1989 to 1,800 by 1995. As of 2009 over 35,000 hectares were in use in Havana alone, producing 280 grams of fruit and vegetables per resident per day, with the Havana workforce growing from 9,000 in 1999 to 23,000 in 2001 and over 44,000 by 2006.

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• 1,800 kcal_per_day↓ Decrease

  calorie intake per capita(cuba food crisis)

  HealthControl: 1989年時点の2,900kcal/日

  region

  Cuba

  year

  1995

• 35,000 ha

  land area(havana organoponicos)

  Social

  region

  Cuba (Havana)

  year

  2009

• 280 g_per_day

  production per resident(havana organoponicos)

  Yield

  region

  Cuba (Havana)

• 44,000 workers↑ Increase

  workforce(havana organoponicos)

  SocialControl: 1999年の9,000人

  region

  Cuba (Havana)

  year

  2006

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