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1.2.3 Sustainability of urban agriculture Emmanuel Geoffriau, Laure Vidal-Beaudet, Gilles Galopin AGROCAMPUS OUEST / Agreenium E. Geoffriau L. Vidal-Beaudet URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation G. Galopin

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URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

1.2.3 Sustainability of urban agriculture

Emmanuel Geoffriau, Laure Vidal-Beaudet, Gilles Galopin AGROCAMPUS OUEST / Agreenium

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URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Sustainable urban agricutlure

Sustainability is based on the tree pillars

  • Interactions between pillars are essential for sustainability

Equity Viability Bearability

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URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Creating short chains and cycles Developing a local economy Valorising wastes Creating jobs Greening urban spaces Creating biodiversity Creating social link

Main processes of UA sustainability

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URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Sustainable urban agriculture

Benefits provided by urban agriculture

  • Local economy development
  • Income
  • Employment
  • Land profitability
  • Energy supply and saving
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URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Sustainable urban agriculture

Benefits provided by urban agriculture

  • Local economy development
  • Income
  • Employment
  • Land profitability
  • Energy supply and saving
  • Social link
  • Access to food and fresh products
  • Education
  • Culture & patrimony
  • Human health and weel-being
  • Urban-rural link
  • Security from flooding risks
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URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Sustainable urban agriculture

Benefits provided by urban agriculture

  • Local economy development
  • Income
  • Employment
  • Land profitability
  • Energy supply and saving
  • Social link
  • Access to food and fresh products
  • Education
  • Culture & patrimony
  • Human health and weel-being
  • Urban-rural link
  • Security from flooding risks
  • Landscape management & diversity
  • Biodiversity conservation or increase
  • Climate regulation
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SLIDE 7

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Sustainable urban agriculture

Benefits provided by urban agriculture

  • Local economy development
  • Income
  • Employment
  • Land profitability
  • Energy supply and saving
  • Social link
  • Access to food and fresh products
  • Education
  • Culture & patrimony
  • Human health and weel-being
  • Urban-rural link
  • Security from flooding risks
  • Landscape management & diversity
  • Biodiversity conservation or increase
  • Climate regulation
  • Worker insertion
  • Food security
  • Food diversity
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SLIDE 8

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Sustainable urban agriculture

Benefits provided by urban agriculture

  • Local economy development
  • Income
  • Employment
  • Land profitability
  • Energy supply and saving
  • Social link
  • Access to food and fresh products
  • Education
  • Culture & patrimony
  • Human health and weel-being
  • Urban-rural link
  • Security from flooding risks
  • Landscape management & diversity
  • Biodiversity conservation or increase
  • Climate regulation
  • Worker insertion
  • Food security
  • Food diversity
  • Climate regulation
  • Reduction of

green space management costs

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SLIDE 9

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Sustainable urban agriculture

Benefits provided by urban agriculture

  • Local economy development
  • Income
  • Employment
  • Land profitability
  • Energy supply and saving
  • Social link
  • Access to food and fresh products
  • Education
  • Culture & patrimony
  • Human health and weel-being
  • Urban-rural link
  • Security from flooding risks
  • Landscape management & diversity
  • Biodiversity conservation or increase
  • Climate regulation
  • Green lung spaces
  • Recreation spaces
  • Clean water
  • Achieving complementary services and benefits is essential for

UA sustainability

  • Worker insertion
  • Food security
  • Food diversity
  • Climate regulation
  • Reduction of

green space management costs

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URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Supporting factors of UA sustainability

  • Local products recognition of

by markets

  • Financial return
  • UA farmers organisation
  • Farm transmission
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SLIDE 11

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Supporting factors of UA sustainability

  • Local products recognition of

by markets

  • Financial return
  • UA farmers organisation
  • Farm transmission
  • Land zoning and regulation
  • Public support and awareness
  • Respect of dwellers
  • Urban-rural link
  • Acceptance of UA products from

artificialized systems

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SLIDE 12

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Supporting factors of UA sustainability

  • Local products recognition of

by markets

  • Financial return
  • UA farmers organisation
  • Farm transmission
  • Land zoning and regulation
  • Public support and awareness
  • Respect of dwellers
  • Urban-rural link
  • Acceptance of UA products from

artificialized systems

  • Valorisation of low inputs systems
  • Landscape management policy
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SLIDE 13

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Supporting factors of UA sustainability

  • Local products recognition of

by markets

  • Financial return
  • UA farmers organisation
  • Farm transmission
  • Land zoning and regulation
  • Public support and awareness
  • Respect of dwellers
  • Urban-rural link
  • Acceptance of UA products from

artificialized systems

  • Valorisation of low inputs systems
  • Landscape management policy
  • Urban farmers

competency building

  • Distribution

channels diversity

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SLIDE 14

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Supporting factors of UA sustainability

  • Local products recognition of

by markets

  • Financial return
  • UA farmers organisation
  • Farm transmission
  • Land zoning and regulation
  • Public support and awareness
  • Respect of dwellers
  • Urban-rural link
  • Acceptance of UA products from

artificialized systems

  • Valorisation of low inputs systems
  • Landscape management policy
  • Urban farmers

competency building

  • Distribution

channels diversity

  • Evaluation of

environmental benefits value

  • Waste management
  • rganisation
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SLIDE 15

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Supporting factors of UA sustainability

  • Local products recognition of

by markets

  • Financial return
  • UA farmers organisation
  • Farm transmission
  • Land zoning and regulation
  • Public support and awareness
  • Respect of dwellers
  • Urban-rural link
  • Acceptance of UA products from

artificialized systems

  • Valorisation of low inputs systems
  • Landscape management policy
  • Urban farmers

competency building

  • Distribution

channels diversity

  • Evaluation of

environmental benefits value

  • Waste management
  • rganisation
  • Dwellers

participation

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SLIDE 16

URBAN GReen Education for ENTteRprising Agricultural INnovation

  • E. Geoffriau
  • L. Vidal-Beaudet
  • G. Galopin

Economy Society Environment

Supporting factors of UA sustainability

  • Local products recognition of

by markets

  • Financial return
  • UA farmers organisation
  • Farm transmission
  • Land zoning and regulation
  • Public support and awareness
  • Respect of dwellers
  • Urban-rural link
  • Acceptance of UA products from

artificialized systems

  • Valorisation of low inputs systems
  • Landscape management policy
  • An integrative urban agriculture policy promotes a sustainable

UA as a city green infrastructure

  • Urban farmers

competency building

  • Distribution

channels diversity

  • Evaluation of

environmental benefits value

  • Waste management
  • rganisation
  • Dwellers

participation

Policy and chart implementation