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T1 - Co-creation of urban agriculture through participatory processes in residential building environment T2 - Insights from Finland AU - Johansson, Julia Fanny AU - Roitto, Marja AU - Steiner, PhD, Prof. Bodo AU - Alakukku, Laura PY - 2024/6 Y1 - 2024/6 N2 - In the face of an increasingly global climate and food system crisis that unfolds alongside increasing urbanization, the importance of identifying novel ways of producing food in urban areas and linking this to achieving multiple sustainability objectives has increased. Previous evidence from Finland suggests that the growth in popularity of urban farming is driven by an interest in revitalizing the city, developing a sense of community, and increasing awareness about the value of food. These motives have encouraged different levels of governance to participate in developing urban agriculture (UA) in Finnish cities. The objectives of this study were to evaluate the suitability, benefits, and obstacles to the co-creation o

Co-creation of urban agriculture through participatory processes in residential building environment: Insights from Finland - University of Helsinki Research Portal Skip to main navigation Skip to search Skip to main content Co-creation of urban agriculture through participatory processes in residential building environment: Insights from Finland Julia Fanny Johansson , Marja Roitto , Prof. Bodo Steiner, PhD , Laura Alakukku Department of Forest Sciences Department of Food and Nutrition Plant Production Sciences Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS) Future Sustainable Food Syst

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