The Hidden Potential of Urban Horticulture
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Food insecurity is a growing issue in the Global North, where the majority of the population (sometimes in excess of 80%) lives in urban areas. Food production in urban areas, particularly horticultural production, is increasingly recognized at all levels of governance, from local to transnational, as an important contributor to food security.
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