I hope that we can discuss school projects together and get to know each other better.

-The produce generated from the urban farm in PDL1 will be able to feed the B40 households.

-Each phase of the community farming will be managed through applications such as Kebun Kitar and K2K to ensure the care, management and distribution of the produce are conducted in a transparent and efficient manner. 

-One of the main aspects of the community farming concept in PDL1 is food security as the fertiliser used is made of organic compost generated by the economical food waste composter (EFWC), an invention by UPSI Associate Professor Che Zalina Zulkifli. 

-The community urban farm at PDL1, called Kebun Kita(r), is fully self-sustaining and is enhanced by smart systems including automated irrigation, vertical hydroponics, solar panels for energy, rainwater harvesting and a comprehensive zero-waste management system.

The urban farm is part of Think City’s ‘Kita to Kita” (K2K) programme that utilises a digital platform to capture, analyse data and develop interventions than can improve the quality of life and wellbeing of the B40 communities.

-A sustainable urban farming movement can enable communities to grow food independently, and potentially provide opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship and social cohesion.