LSE-Ardhi Global Learning Initiative: Urban food systems in London and Dar es Salaam

This blog delves into the contrasting landscapes of urban agriculture in London and Dar es Salaam, highlighting their unique roles and challenges. In London, urban agriculture primarily serves social functions, fostering community connections and education, while facing obstacles like land scarcity. Conversely, Dar es Salaam heavily relies on urban agriculture for food supply, particularly eggs, facing challenges such as infrastructure limitations and governmental support. Despite their differences, both cities underscore the importance of urban agriculture in addressing socio-economic and food security issues. 

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