Re: Community garden project TF

**Don Boekelheide d*@yahoo.com**

In response to the following message, Jackie Foo was
(perhaps still is) the moderator of a very interesting
global listserv on integrated biosystems. I found his
site through my work on municipal composting, and
found it extremely helpful in expanding my
perspectives and my knowledge base.

I don't know any details, but this project may well be
worth looking into for some of us. It certainly will
be interesting. Combine this program's passion for
applied ecology, appropriate, low cost yet
sophisticated technology and global perspectives with
ACGA's commitment to community building and grassroots
democracy, and we might really have something.

Don Boekelheide
Charlotte, NC

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ecocity Editor [f*@SWIPNET.SE] 
> Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 11:50 PM
> To: ET-PARTI@SEGATE.SUNET.SE 
> Subject: [LOBBY] Community garden project TF
> 
> 
> This is an invitation to participants of the
> Internet Conference on
> Ecocity Development and others who are interested to
> join the task force
> to develop a global project that will establish
> community gardens in
> different countries. Community gardens will serve as
> a strategy for
> ecocity development. They will integrate urban
> agriculture and forestry
> with biowaste processing and utilisation.
> 
> Establishment of each community garden will need a
> group of
> partners/individuals who can
> (a) provide (free of charge) adequate space such as
>      land space (5 ha or more), roof top space,
> greenhouse, ....
>      Partner: city council, private company,
> landowner.
> (b) provide technical support and training to
> members of
>      community garden on e.g. intensive crop
> production,
>      waste bioconversion, etc.
>      Partner: University, NGO
> (c) provide funds or materials (cement, garden
> tools,
>      fencing materials, construction materials, etc)
> (d) organize an association for the
>      management of the community garden
> (e) What more ?
> 
> The project will also have a networking component
> for information
> dissemination and exchange of experiences.
> 
> 
> Expression of interest to join this task force
> should be sent as an
> email to foo@swipnet.se with the subject title:
> " Community garden project TF ".
> 
> Please provide information on how you see your
> role/contribution as a
> partner and include any other information/experience
> that may be useful
> to qualify you as a member of the task force.
> 
> Regards
> Jacky Foo (Coordinator)
> Internet Conference on Ecocity Development (2003)
> http://www.ias.unu.edu/proceedings/icibs/ecocity03 
> 
> Coordinator
> Integrated Biosystems Network
> International Organization on Biotechnology and
> Bioengineering
> http://www.ias.unu.edu/proceedings/icibs/ibs/ibsnet
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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