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    Milano University Press | Milano University Press
    Publication Date: 2023-04-04
    Description: The book describes an action-research project aimed at responding to the needs generated by new forms of poverty, both social and economical, laid bare by the Covid Pandemic in Via Padova Area, in Milan. This area, a multi-ethnic neighborhood in the periphery of the ‘City of the Rich’, is marginal in the Greater Milan. As a response to this state of crisis, relying on a solid territorial network of third sector entities, “La terra che non c’è” – The Unexisting Land, – has used a series of abandoned, underused or inactive lands, to produce fresh food, with the scientific coordination of the Department DISAA – University of Milan. By applying soilless cultivation tecniques, it has created self-built vegetable gardens, managed with the inhabitants of the neihbourhood. “La Terra che non c’è” - The Unexisting Land has therefore built an innovative urban horticultural community, made up of young students, voluteers, the elderly, the disabled, which donates its products to those who are socially in need, to the invisible people of the neighborhood, thus creating a supportive circular community.
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    Description: Il volume descrive un progetto di ricerca-azione nato per rispondere ai bisogni delle nuove povertà che la pandemia del Covid ha messo a nudo nell’area di Via Padova a Milano, quartiere multietnico già marginale della Grande Milano. Come risposta a questo stato di crisi e basandosi su una solida rete territoriale di enti del terzo settore, La terra che non c’è ha usato una serie di terreni abbandonati, sottoutilizzati o inattivi per produrre alimenti freschi, – con il coordinamento scientifico del Dipartimento DISAA-Università degli Studi di Milano – applicando tecniche di coltivo fuori suolo per creare orti-giardini autocostruiti, gestiti con gli abitanti del quartiere. La terra che non c’è ha costruito un’innovativa comunità orticola urbana, composta da giovani studenti, volontari, anziani, disabili, che dona i suoi prodotti a chi ha socialmente più bisogno, agli invisibili del quartiere, realizzando un’economia circolare solidale.
    Keywords: soilless cultivations ; urban cultivation ; social involvement ; contaminated soils ; social design ; community design participation ; active citizenship ; solidarity circular economy ; bic Book Industry Communication::R Earth sciences, geography, environment, planning
    Language: Italian
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