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既是现实的 又是未来的——北京朝阳区都市农业实验的意义
1998杨鹤鸣 · 城市问题 · China (Beijing)
This report reflects on the author's participation in urban agriculture research in Beijing's Chaoyang District since August 1997. The author found the experience profound, recognizing the urban agriculture experiment in Chaoyang District as representing the reality of suburban agriculture in China.
CommunityPolicy探索新思想,开创新局面,争取新突破——谱写都市型农业高等教育新篇章
1998庄菊明, 付燕凤, 沈建英, 高贵临 · 高等农业教育 · China (Shanghai)
This paper explores new ideas in Shanghai's urban agriculture higher education, adapting to the trend of agricultural transformation and upgrading in Shanghai, and learning from Deng Xiaoping Theory. It establishes views on urban agriculture, integrated agriculture, multifunctional agriculture, and highly intelligent agriculture, aiming to create a new situation where general, vocational, and adult higher education advance in parallel and develop coordinately, striving for new breakthroughs in cultivating high-quality and distinctive agricultural science and technology talents.
PolicyFood educationThe People Who Get in the Way: Changing Values in Urban Waste Management
1986Christine Furedy · Water Science & Technology · India
This 1986 paper argues that sociocultural factors — the attitudes and behaviors of both planners/administrators and service recipients — need more attention in waste disposal and treatment policy in developing countries, drawing examples from Calcutta and Lucknow, India, and contending that more research on informal waste reuse practices, including in aquaculture and urban agriculture, could inform how reuse is integrated into community waste disposal systems, which would require changes in officials' attitudes toward established informal practices.
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