Khaly Mbengue and Abdourahmane Tamba & Okoth Samuel Ondeng

In: UA Magazine 10 - Appropriate (Micro) Technologies for Urban Agriculture

In June 2002 a permaculture garden, the first in Senegal, was started. The garden aims to promote permaculture to farmers as well as private and public decision makers, by demonstrating its viability and effectiveness.

In the highly populated residential areas, like in Kenya, where arable land to cultivate is too scarce to facilitate meaningful farming, vegetables can be grown in space-confined gardens, like bags.

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