Cultivating Montreal: Community Agriculture and Urban Renewal

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This document discusses frameworks for understanding the relationship between state and society in promoting food security and access. It provides an overview of factors influencing food systems like economic, historical, demographic, and political trends. It also outlines contemporary practices for improving health, economic development, and food access through community gardens, farmers markets, food hubs, and city ordinances. Research findings suggest community gardening is linked to increased fruit and vegetable consumption.

Education Sports Technology

An Integrative Framework
Trends and Context
Economic
Historical
Demographic
Political
Land Uses and
Conditions
Urban Agricultural Regulations
Health
Production
Processing
Distribution
Waste & Energy
Outcomes,
Feedback,
Suggestions
Economic
Health
Social
Political/legal

Food Security Framework
www.community-food.org

Alaimo, K., Packnett, E., Miles, R. A., & Kruger, D. J. (2008). Fruit and Vegetable Intake among Urban
Community Gardeners. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior,
Outcome: Urban adults who participate in community
gardens are more likely to eat fruits and vegetables

Health – Contemporary Practices
• Organizational Design and Innovation:
– Community Supported Agriculture, etc.
– Insurance benefits
– Market Locations
• Healthy Food from Healthy Soils
– U.S. Environmental Protection guidelines for
agriculture in brownfields

Health – What We Are Learning
Database of research on the benefits of
community gardens:
http://www.communitygarden.org

Economic Development:
Contemporary Practices
Federal
Food Hub
State
State
Organizations
and
Food Policy
Councils
Local
City
Ordinances

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Cultivating Montreal: Community Agriculture and Urban Renewal

2. State AND Society

3. An Integrative Framework Trends and Context Economic Historical Demographic Political Land Uses and Conditions Urban Agricultural Regulations Health Production Processing Distribution Waste & Energy Outcomes, Feedback, Suggestions Economic Health Social Political/legal

4. Food Security Framework www.community-food.org

5. Alaimo, K., Packnett, E., Miles, R. A., & Kruger, D. J. (2008). Fruit and Vegetable Intake among Urban Community Gardeners. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, Outcome: Urban adults who participate in community gardens are more likely to eat fruits and vegetables

6. Health – Contemporary Practices • Organizational Design and Innovation: – Community Supported Agriculture, etc. – Insurance benefits – Market Locations • Healthy Food from Healthy Soils – U.S. Environmental Protection guidelines for agriculture in brownfields

7. Health – What We Are Learning Database of research on the benefits of community gardens: http://www.communitygarden.org

9. Fruixi! Local Food Access

10. Economic Development: Contemporary Practices Federal Food Hub State State Organizations and Food Policy Councils Local City Ordinances

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