Currently, the globe is challenged by various problems, such as war/conflict, poverty, climate
change, and urbanization. Among them, Urbanization become the main problem. It has a …

With the growing competition for water, demand for food, and the decline of freshwater
resources, wastewater and polluted river waters have been increasingly used for agriculture …

Although urban agriculture (UA) can aid economic development, food inflation,
unemployment, and nutritional insecurity often necessitate urban households to engage in …

Purpose: Despite barriers that make it less productive, vegetable production is becoming an
important activity among urban dwellers in developing countries, including Ethiopia, to …

This study was conducted to explore the contribution of urban agriculture to household food
security among urban vegetable producers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Focus group …

With rising wealth and population, there will be a greater need for food in cities. This study
was made to assess the impact of urban agriculture on improving food security in four town …

Rapid urbanization in Africa and Asia is responsible for 80% of all global cropland losses
caused by urban expansion. The lack of data has made it difficult to estimate the impact of …

Officially, by 2019, more than five million households in 734 Brazilian municipalities were in
slums, accounting for 7.8% of the total households. Due to the country's continental …

Abstract The population of Addis Ababa is growing at rapid pace and currently reaches
about 5 million. Food shortage, unemployment of youths and women, and increasing prices …

The novel coronavirus pandemic emerged since late 2019 and continues to spread rapidly
throughout the globe. In Ethiopia, the first Coronavirus case was reported on March 13 …