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(PDF) Interrogating the "productive" home gardener in a time of
In the Philippines, gardening-related searches and the number of gardening-related social media groups increased from February to May 2020, as reported by Montefrio (2020). According to the study ...
A scoping study of urban community gardening promoted by the Philippine
Learn how urban community gardening can enhance food security and nutrition in the Philippines from this scoping study of a national program.
PDF BACKYARD AND COMMUNITY GARDENING IN THE URBAN PHILIPPINES
this research endeavor is grounded. Primary data for this paper were collected in a major provincial urban center in the Philippines over several weeks in July 2010. Besides the traditional anthropological technique of participant-observation, I relied on structured and semi-structured interviews as a way to document some of the
PDF SURVIVING IN THE CITY THROUGH HOME GARDENS: A Case Study of Home
address urban hunger. A parallel development is home gardening, which is an independent initiative of households to address food and nutrition insecurity and to increase their incomes. In terms of hunger and malnutrition in the Philippines, the 2011 Annual Poverty Indicator Survey (APIS) noted that, at the national level,
The "Plantito/Plantita" Home Gardening during the Pandemic
The "Plantito/Plantita" Home Gardening during the Pandemic
The "Plantito/Plantita" Home Gardening During the Pandemic
Home gardening suddenly became a widespread activity in rural and urban areas. The use of the words "plantito" [male] and "plantita" [female] denote someone who enjoys taking care of plants. This qualitative study aims to explore and describe the rise of home gardening among Filipinos during the pandemic.
PDF Drafting a Plan of Sustainable Urban Vertical Garden to Augment
Philippines Ethnographic-exploratory research Vertical gardening could be an avenue for which the elderly could be empowered in a community. Boby, Dash, and Shetty, 2019 India Case study Careful implementation and maintenance of the garden can make the vertical garden feasible in warm and humid climate in the Indian context. Rameshkumar, 2018 and
Home gardening in urban poor communities of the Philippines
The community-based diet improvement program facilitated home gardening practices, which influenced the dietary practices of the urban poor, and there was no discernible improvement in the diets of participants from the consumption of home garden produce. The deficiencies of micronutrients, in particular iron and vitamin A, are common in the Philippines, but their control measures through ...
BACKYARD AND COMMUNITY GARDENING IN THE URBAN PHILIPPINES: A Case Study
This paper examines recent efforts to promote fruit and vegetable consumption within a provincial Philippine city. In August 2009, the municipal government of Urdaneta launched a comprehensive backyard/community gardening program to address ongoing problems related to community health and household self-sufficiency. Paying particular attention to the sometimes complex interplay between the ...
Home gardening in urban poor communities of the Philippines
The deficiencies of micronutrients, in particular iron and vitamin A, are common in the Philippines, but their control measures through supplementation and fortification have shown several weaknesses. The present study examines the outcomes of a community-based approach including promotion of home gardening and a diversified dietary practice.
Household and Community Gardens Surge in the Philippines and Senegal
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there has been a remarkable increase of interest in community and home gardening. We interrogate this change, using gardening as the entry point of analysis to participate in emerging conversations on how COVID-19 affects food systems, specifically in the Global South. We compare the situation in the Philippines and Senegal to show how the increase of ...
The School-Plus-Home Gardens Project in the Philippines: A
The S+HGP was piloted in six schools in the province of Laguna, Philippines with a model where harvests from the school gardens provided fresh vegetables for the school-based feeding program. The model also extended the gardening-feeding linkage to the establishment of food gardens in school children's homes.
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At times of crisis, home gardening has often been sought out as a potential solution for threats to food security and as a measure to increase socio-psychological effects, such as public sense of self-efficacy, trust in the government and care for one's wellbeing. The objective of this study was to investigate if home gardening increased during the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring/summer of ...
Home gardening in urban poor communities of the Philippines
The present study examines the outcomes of a community-based approach including promotion of home gardening and a diversified dietary practice. A total of 152 mothers in two poor urban communities in Davao City, the Philippines were interviewed with a structured questionnaire. Participants were also asked to keep a brief 7-day self-administered ...
School Gardening Practices in Metro Manila Public Schools
Abstract. This research explores the existing and prevalent school gardening practices in Metro Manila focused on Metro Manila Public schools. The urban capital of the Philippines is heavily threatened by global warming due to its fast declining breathing spaces so that reinforcement of thriving green practices will contribute to the possible ...
Home gardening in urban poor communities of the Philippines
Home gardening families who plant large varieties of fruits and vegetables spend less on food than non-gardening families in the Philippines (Miura et al., 2003). North-eastern Bangladesh and ...
PDF Container Gardening: A Way of Growing Vegetables in the City
This paper presents a way to offer accessibility and affordability of fresh and highly nutritious ... 2 Research Director, Xavier University College of ... Philippines . 3.3 Environment friendly Container gardening has many plus factors aside from the obvious ones of saving money for the person growing the vegetables. It can help "green" the ...
The School-Plus-Home Gardens Project in the Philippines: A
Policy Paper 2019 The School-Plus-Home Gardens Project in the Philippines: A Participatory and Inclusive Model for Sustainable Development Blesilda M. Calub1, Leila S. Africa2, Bessie M. Burgos3, Henry M. Custodio3, Shun-Nan Chiang4, Anna Gale C. Vallez5, Elson Ian Nyl E. Galang6, and Maria Katrina R. Punto3 School gardening has been ...
PDF Development of an Indoor Hydroponic Tower for Urban Farming
De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines November 22 & 23, 2018 Green Technologies → Social Impact Development of an Indoor Hydroponic Tower for Urban Farming ... different online sources and scientific papers. It is recommended to follow these conditions to ensure plant growth and plant health, however, realistically speaking, ...
Edible Landscaping in the Philippines: Maximizing the Use of Small
This research was conducted using the qualitative approach, specific case studies, and the data gathered were analyzed using thematic analysis. More than 39,000 individuals in the Philippines have already been reached and educated on the technology through the conduct of e-trainings and webinars.
How Urban Gardening is Helping Us Solve the Food Crisis
According to the Social Weather Station, two in every five Filipinos lack access to a healthy diet and consider themselves food-poor. The practice of urban container gardening proposes a solution to decrease these numbers, and puts power over healthy food decisions back into the hands of consumers. "This is about democratizing agriculture.
(PDF) Studies on vertical garden system: A new landscape concept for
performance of ornamental plants in wooden containers for. Studies on v ertical garden. system: A new landscape concept for. urban living space. S. Rameshkumar. Department of Horticulture, Faculty ...
Swanson Publishes Research Article in Asian Population Studies on
Swanson Publishes Research Article in Asian Population Studies on Infant Mortality in the Philippines. Posted: 9/5/2024 (CSDE Research) CSDE Affiliate David Swanson (UC Riverside) recently published the research article, " Estimating the stochastic uncertainty underlying sample-based estimates of infant mortality in the Philippines: a first-time application to a country in the Southeast Asia ...
Hands-on School-based Gardening: An Intervention on Teachers' Well
Garden in 1897 believed that garden is the place to foster person's physical function, moral state and mental health (Bassett, 1979). Gardening has been proven to give wondrous
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In the Philippines, gardening-related searches and the number of gardening-related social media groups increased from February to May 2020, as reported by Montefrio (2020). According to the study ...
Learn how urban community gardening can enhance food security and nutrition in the Philippines from this scoping study of a national program.
this research endeavor is grounded. Primary data for this paper were collected in a major provincial urban center in the Philippines over several weeks in July 2010. Besides the traditional anthropological technique of participant-observation, I relied on structured and semi-structured interviews as a way to document some of the
address urban hunger. A parallel development is home gardening, which is an independent initiative of households to address food and nutrition insecurity and to increase their incomes. In terms of hunger and malnutrition in the Philippines, the 2011 Annual Poverty Indicator Survey (APIS) noted that, at the national level,
The "Plantito/Plantita" Home Gardening during the Pandemic
Home gardening suddenly became a widespread activity in rural and urban areas. The use of the words "plantito" [male] and "plantita" [female] denote someone who enjoys taking care of plants. This qualitative study aims to explore and describe the rise of home gardening among Filipinos during the pandemic.
Philippines Ethnographic-exploratory research Vertical gardening could be an avenue for which the elderly could be empowered in a community. Boby, Dash, and Shetty, 2019 India Case study Careful implementation and maintenance of the garden can make the vertical garden feasible in warm and humid climate in the Indian context. Rameshkumar, 2018 and
The community-based diet improvement program facilitated home gardening practices, which influenced the dietary practices of the urban poor, and there was no discernible improvement in the diets of participants from the consumption of home garden produce. The deficiencies of micronutrients, in particular iron and vitamin A, are common in the Philippines, but their control measures through ...
This paper examines recent efforts to promote fruit and vegetable consumption within a provincial Philippine city. In August 2009, the municipal government of Urdaneta launched a comprehensive backyard/community gardening program to address ongoing problems related to community health and household self-sufficiency. Paying particular attention to the sometimes complex interplay between the ...
The deficiencies of micronutrients, in particular iron and vitamin A, are common in the Philippines, but their control measures through supplementation and fortification have shown several weaknesses. The present study examines the outcomes of a community-based approach including promotion of home gardening and a diversified dietary practice.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, there has been a remarkable increase of interest in community and home gardening. We interrogate this change, using gardening as the entry point of analysis to participate in emerging conversations on how COVID-19 affects food systems, specifically in the Global South. We compare the situation in the Philippines and Senegal to show how the increase of ...
The S+HGP was piloted in six schools in the province of Laguna, Philippines with a model where harvests from the school gardens provided fresh vegetables for the school-based feeding program. The model also extended the gardening-feeding linkage to the establishment of food gardens in school children's homes.
At times of crisis, home gardening has often been sought out as a potential solution for threats to food security and as a measure to increase socio-psychological effects, such as public sense of self-efficacy, trust in the government and care for one's wellbeing. The objective of this study was to investigate if home gardening increased during the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring/summer of ...
The present study examines the outcomes of a community-based approach including promotion of home gardening and a diversified dietary practice. A total of 152 mothers in two poor urban communities in Davao City, the Philippines were interviewed with a structured questionnaire. Participants were also asked to keep a brief 7-day self-administered ...
Abstract. This research explores the existing and prevalent school gardening practices in Metro Manila focused on Metro Manila Public schools. The urban capital of the Philippines is heavily threatened by global warming due to its fast declining breathing spaces so that reinforcement of thriving green practices will contribute to the possible ...
Home gardening families who plant large varieties of fruits and vegetables spend less on food than non-gardening families in the Philippines (Miura et al., 2003). North-eastern Bangladesh and ...
This paper presents a way to offer accessibility and affordability of fresh and highly nutritious ... 2 Research Director, Xavier University College of ... Philippines . 3.3 Environment friendly Container gardening has many plus factors aside from the obvious ones of saving money for the person growing the vegetables. It can help "green" the ...
Policy Paper 2019 The School-Plus-Home Gardens Project in the Philippines: A Participatory and Inclusive Model for Sustainable Development Blesilda M. Calub1, Leila S. Africa2, Bessie M. Burgos3, Henry M. Custodio3, Shun-Nan Chiang4, Anna Gale C. Vallez5, Elson Ian Nyl E. Galang6, and Maria Katrina R. Punto3 School gardening has been ...
De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines November 22 & 23, 2018 Green Technologies → Social Impact Development of an Indoor Hydroponic Tower for Urban Farming ... different online sources and scientific papers. It is recommended to follow these conditions to ensure plant growth and plant health, however, realistically speaking, ...
This research was conducted using the qualitative approach, specific case studies, and the data gathered were analyzed using thematic analysis. More than 39,000 individuals in the Philippines have already been reached and educated on the technology through the conduct of e-trainings and webinars.
According to the Social Weather Station, two in every five Filipinos lack access to a healthy diet and consider themselves food-poor. The practice of urban container gardening proposes a solution to decrease these numbers, and puts power over healthy food decisions back into the hands of consumers. "This is about democratizing agriculture.
performance of ornamental plants in wooden containers for. Studies on v ertical garden. system: A new landscape concept for. urban living space. S. Rameshkumar. Department of Horticulture, Faculty ...
Swanson Publishes Research Article in Asian Population Studies on Infant Mortality in the Philippines. Posted: 9/5/2024 (CSDE Research) CSDE Affiliate David Swanson (UC Riverside) recently published the research article, " Estimating the stochastic uncertainty underlying sample-based estimates of infant mortality in the Philippines: a first-time application to a country in the Southeast Asia ...
Garden in 1897 believed that garden is the place to foster person's physical function, moral state and mental health (Bassett, 1979). Gardening has been proven to give wondrous