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Report on a New Model for Agroecological Parks | ==Report on a New Model for Agroecological Parks== | ||
Guidance on the role of Agroecological Parks in Sustainable Food Planning with the following chapters: | Guidance on the role of Agroecological Parks in Sustainable Food Planning with the following chapters: | ||
(1) Introduction, (2) A new concept for Agroecological Parks, (3) Typologies of Agricultural Parks, (4) The case of Montpellier, (5) Discussing the scope of the New Agroecologcial Park, (6) A New Agroecological Park Model, (7) Guidance on planning and development. | (1) Introduction, (2) A new concept for Agroecological Parks, (3) Typologies of Agricultural Parks, (4) The case of Montpellier, (5) Discussing the scope of the New Agroecologcial Park, (6) A New Agroecological Park Model, (7) Guidance on planning and development. |
Revision as of 11:02, 22 November 2024
The results of AESOP4Food are an interactive open-access course that has been piloted three times in 2022, 2023, and 2024. This course will be continued in a modified way in the spring of 2025. All the resources of this course can be found on this wiki.
The project developed a Teacher's Guidance Report for those who are planning, organising, and developing courses and capacity building for sustainable food planning. The report includes a set of five modules that can be used for curriculum development.
For further developing the building blocks of agroecological urbanism, a set of outputs have been prepared for:
- A new model for agroecological parks, with a chapter on guidance to plan these parks.
- Access to land, using public land as an instrument of leverage.
- Land protection, a French case study on land regulations and preserving agricultural land.
- Instruction video of the MOST Farm in Warsaw, an example of bottom-up development of a collaborative farm and a future Food Hub.
Report on a New Model for Agroecological Parks
Guidance on the role of Agroecological Parks in Sustainable Food Planning with the following chapters: (1) Introduction, (2) A new concept for Agroecological Parks, (3) Typologies of Agricultural Parks, (4) The case of Montpellier, (5) Discussing the scope of the New Agroecologcial Park, (6) A New Agroecological Park Model, (7) Guidance on planning and development.