Food security is a global development issue, especially in urban areas, including Pekanbaru City. The food source to meet the needs of residents City still depends on surrounding area. availability independent big challenge for people Even though has an area abandoned land covering 3,883.7 hectares which can be used farming. Urban farming one initiatives produce independently through using yard...

Ketahanan pangan menjadi salah satu isu menarik di Perkotaan. Penduduk kota sekarang banyak bergantung pada hasil pedesaan untuk kebutuhan pangan. Namun pembangunan perkotaan mengakibatkan berkurangnya lahan pertanian dan ruang terbuka hijau. Konsep urban farming membawa solusi menciptakan mengelola ditengah banyaknya bangunan. Aktivitas masyarakat seperti tersedianya sayuran sebagai sumber nut...

In Zambia, like in other colonies, the British introduced a distinction between ”crown land” and ”native reserve land”. While in the latter land management and all the natural resources going with it, was left to ”native authorities” according to the principle of indirect rule, the former was administered in keeping with British regulations. Areas which lend to commercial farming, sites of copp...

This paper provides an analytical review of empirical studies into the impact of schooling on entrepreneurship selection and performance in less developed countries. We analyze the variation of this impact across countries, estimation methods, definition of entry and performance, and the use of control variables. We find that one year of schooling raises enterprise income by an average of 5 per...

The prevalence of asthma and other atopic diseases has recently increased, especially in urban and modernized regions of the world. The majority of published prevalence surveys report that asthma and atopy are less common among children living in rural areas. While many exposures differ in rural and urban areas of the world, several recent studies have suggested that agricultural exposures in e...

This paper uses comparable income aggregates from 41 national household surveys from 22 countries to explore the patterns of income generation among rural households in Sub-Saharan Africa, and to compare household income strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa with those in other regions. The paper seeks to understand how geography drives these strategies, focusing on the role of agricultural potentia...

Eighteenth-century American farms were family owned, family operated, and selfsufficient. At the same time, the fertility of the population inhabiting those farms was extremely high. These two characteristics of the rural population were mutually reinforcing. Selfsufficiency meant an absence of well-developed markets that, in turn, required reliance upon family-based mechanisms of reciprocity t...

This systematic literature review study aims to identify, review, and the trend of scientific publications on urban farming in realizing resilience developing cities Indonesia. The Indonesia is a response overcoming problem food security areas as well solution boosting economy during crisis due COVID-19 creating resilience. It will also explore issue supplier projected availability research pro...

China is rapidly urbanizing and will inevitably face trade-offs between promoting economic growth through further urbanization and protecting fertile farmland against accelerated urban expansion. This paper presents how this dilemma is being addressed in one of the most rapidly urbanizing regions in China, the Pearl River Delta (PRD), by means of assessing urban growth and farmland dynamic, as ...