The Evolution of Urban Farming, from Movement to Public Policy

In order for urban farming to be promoted as an effective policy, cross-sector collaboration is key. The government, community, academics, and business actors need to work together to identify obstacles and opportunities in implementing urban farming.

With the support of clear regulations, financial incentives, and ongoing education, urban farming can be a real solution to the challenges of food security and sustainability in Indonesia.

Urban farming is a real example of how local solutions can be promoted as national policies. From a simple community initiative, urban farming has the potential to have a big impact if managed properly.

Indonesia, with all its challenges, has the opportunity to make urban farming an integral part of urban development. With the right steps, this practice will not only improve food security but also strengthen the relationship between people, cities and nature.

Urban farming is the future we need to build together.