防災協力農地（練馬区）

Urban Farm DB summary

A section of the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Urban Development's case study collection on its comprehensive green-space policy, describing Nerima Ward's 'disaster-cooperation farmland' scheme, under which farmers agree by covenant (since 1996) to let their land be used in a major disaster for evacuation space, temporary housing sites, equipment storage, or fresh food supply. Citing MAFF data, it states that as of 31 March 2020, 76 municipalities across 8 prefectures in Japan's three major metropolitan areas had similar programs covering 1,353 hectares. It also notes that because the agreements are not legally binding, proactive use led by local government is difficult.

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• 76

  registered municipalities(disaster cooperation farmland)

  Policy

  region

  Japan (三大都市圏)

  year

  2020-03-31

  method

  農林水産省調べ

• 1,353 ha

  registered area(disaster cooperation farmland)

  Design

  region

  Japan (三大都市圏)

  year

  2020-03-31

  method

  農林水産省調べ

• 8

  registered prefectures(disaster cooperation farmland)

  Policy

  region

  Japan (三大都市圏)

  year

  2020-03-31

  method

  農林水産省調べ

• 平成8(1996)年から登録開始

  program start(disaster cooperation farmland nerima)

  Social

  region

  練馬区

  year

  1996

  method

  区とJAの災害協定

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