Community Participation in the Development of Urban Farming in Yogyakarta City

Wulandari, Retno; Witjaksono, Roso; Inekewati, Ratih

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202123201024

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“…Urban farming requires a good collaboration built from each individual or Women Farmers Group member as a pioneer involved. Activities in each urban farming activity invite the surrounding community to participate by utilizing the potential of the yard in each house to foster public interest in the practice of urban farming directly [30]. Moreover, urban farming impacts social life, such as reducing poverty and crime [31], and create meaningful job opportunities [32].…”

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Urban Farming Development Strategy to Achieve Sustainable Agriculture in Magelang, Indonesia

Nugroho¹,

Kusnandar²,

Sutrisno³

2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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The population growth every year causes an increase in land demand. This has led to conversion from agricultural land to non-agricultural land, especially in urban areas where people in rural areas migrate to cities, one of them is Magelang. The agricultural land decrease and impacts less production. The concept of urban farming provides a solution for urban areas to maintain agricultural production by utilizing residents' yard. On the other hand, urban farming practices must still pay attention to agricultural sustainability, so they are maintained in the future. This study aims to determine the priority of urban farming development strategy in Magelang by using criteria in the dimension of sustainability. This study used the Analytical Network Process (ANP) method by involving several expert respondents in conducting the assessment. Based on the analysis results, the sustainability dimension's priority is the social dimension. Meanwhile, the priorities in each economic, ecological, social, technological, and institutional dimensions are income of women farmers group members, land availability, motivation of women farmers group members, cultivation technology, and the role of agricultural extension. Based on the criteria in the dimension of sustainability, the priority of Magelang's urban farming development strategy is integrated agriculture. The results of this study can be used as a reference for further research on the development of urban farming through integrated agriculture.

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Urban Farming Development Strategy to Achieve Sustainable Agriculture in Magelang, Indonesia

Nugroho¹,

Kusnandar²,

Sutrisno³

2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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“…These sites can be effectively utilized for urban farming to enhance efficiency and sustainability. A case study conducted by Wulandari et al [44]. in Yogyakarta City showed that the community has taken proactive steps by forming an organization known as 'Kampung Sayur Bausasran.'…”

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Urban Horticulture: A Cutting-Edge Strategy and Essential for the Future

Swetha,

Devi,

Kumar

2024

IJECC

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Urban Horticulture is a key solution to rapid population growth, urbanization, food crisis and climate change. According to FAO reports, projections indicate that by 2050, the global urban population will exceed 9.7 billion, nearly doubling the current 3.5 billion. In the case of India, UN World Population Prospects foresee that by 2050, 40.76% of the country's population will inhabit urban areas. Considering the above statistics, we can estimate the burden on rural production system to meet increasing demands of fruits and vegetables in urban markets. So, urban horticulture could be the saviour to avoid food crisis and inflation of market. Urban horticulture, with its roots dating back to the mid-19th century, has gained momentum worldwide and can potentially mitigate the looming threats of food crises and market inflation. There are various types of urban agriculture like, kitchen gardening, rooftop gardening, vertical farming, container gardening, etc. Multiple auras of crops can be cultivated in the minimal available space, right from herbs, vegetables and fruits to aromatic and medicinal plants. There are considerable number of advantages of urban farming, like, providing employment and daily wages to poor farmers, educating children, strengthening the community, improving social and emotional wellbeing and environmental justice to tackle climate change. Many cities across the world are practicing urban farming and have achieved success in production, marketing and educating people. While numerous cities globally have embraced urban farming, achieving success in production, marketing, and education, India is still in the nascent stages of this practice. It is imperative for both governmental and private entities to accord greater importance to and invest in the promotion and harnessing of the profitability of urban horticulture in the country.

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“…Prinsip pemanfaatan lahan pekarangan dari aspek estetika adalah menjadikan pekarangan lebih indah, lebih nyaman, dan berkualitas. Budidaya tanaman harus ditata atau diletakkan sedemikian rupa di lahan pekarangan rumah (Wulandari et al, 2021) .…”

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Empowerment of urban communities in utilizing small courtyards with hydroponic technology

Wulandari

Fifintari²,

Buddhisatyarini³

2022

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Hydroponic technology is one way to grow crops on a small piece of land. Homes in urban areas can use this approach. The purpose of this community service is to increase the role of members of the Women Farmers Group (KWT) in the use of small urban yards using hydroponic technology, especially for KWT Agro 40 in Pilahan Village, Kotagede, Yogyakarta City. In this program, the empowerment of group members is achieved through counseling, training on demonstration plots, mentoring, oversight, and evaluation. Members of KWT Agro 40 are knowledgeable and skilled in using their yard to grow vegetables using hydroponic methods, allowing them to use their yard to improve family nutrition and income. This community service resulted in one hydroponic installation with the NFT system (Nutrient Film Technique) and 5 hydroponic installations with the wick system. Hydroponics technology made with the NFT system is placed in the group garden, while for hydroponics with the wick system it is placed in the group garden and in the homes of KWT members. The harvest from this hydroponic technology can meet the needs of healthy and nutritious vegetables and can reduce family expenses.

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Community Participation in the Development of Urban Farming in Yogyakarta City

Cited by 14 publications

References 11 publications

Urban Farming Development Strategy to Achieve Sustainable Agriculture in Magelang, Indonesia

Urban Farming Development Strategy to Achieve Sustainable Agriculture in Magelang, Indonesia

Urban Horticulture: A Cutting-Edge Strategy and Essential for the Future

Empowerment of urban communities in utilizing small courtyards with hydroponic technology

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