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Internationaler Garten

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The article on Germany's intercultural gardens. The pilot project grew out of the initiative of immigrant families in Göttingen-Geismar in 1996, and as of 2025 more than 400 intercultural garden projects exist across the country. Support centres on the Stiftung Interkultur in Munich, described as a creation of the foundation partnership anstiftung & ertomis. The association at the movement's origin, Internationale Gärten e. V. Göttingen, was set up in 1998 and runs three gardens covering 11,000 square metres with around 70 families from 25 countries.

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  • 400 projects Increase

    project count(intercultural gardens)

    SocialControl: a single pilot garden in Goettingen-Geismar in 1996
    region
    Germany
    year
    2025
    method
    intercultural garden projects across Germany
  • 1996

    founding year(intercultural gardens)

    Social
    region
    Germany
    year
    1996
    method
    pilot project begun by immigrant families in Goettingen-Geismar
  • 11,000 m2

    total area(internationale gaerten goettingen)

    Design
    region
    Germany
    year
    2026
    method
    three gardens run by the Goettingen association founded in 1998
  • 70 families

    participating families(internationale gaerten goettingen)

    Social
    region
    Germany
    year
    2026
    method
    families from 25 countries using the Goettingen gardens

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