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Growing Greener Cities in Africa First Status Report on Urban and Peri-Urban Horticulture in Africa

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By: Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)(Author)
112 pages
Growing Greener Cities in Africa
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  • Growing Greener Cities in Africa ISBN: 9789251072868 Paperback Jun 2012 Out of Print #206783
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African policymakers need to act now to steer urbanization from its current, unsustainable path toward healthy, greener cities that ensure food and nutrition security, decent work and income, and a clean environment for all their citizens. Growing Greener Cities in Africa highlights a key component of sustainable urban development: urban and peri-urban horticulture (UPH). Based on an Africa-wide survey and on case studies prepared by national experts, Growing Greener Cities in Africa reviews the current state of UPH in countries across the continent, from Algeria to Zambia, and in cities from Nairobi to Dakar. It presents major findings, detailed profiles of urban and peri-urban horticulture in 22 countries, and recommendations for the development of market gardens to serve Africa's rapidly growing urban population.

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