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in recent years, destiny of cities has proven to be connected to efficiency and resilience\udof their ‘Green Infrastructures’, related agri-forestry strategies and health and food security policies.\udPolicy-makers are increasingly dealing with such issues by means of specific sectorial measures\udincluding food system arrangements for health and sustainability, even in order to preserve fringe\udareas threatened by urban growth. Across the US, where ‘food deserts’ heavily shape access to\udfresh, local and healthy food, the growing consumers’ demand is being addressed by Urban\udAgriculture practices giving new perspectives to blighted zones of the post-crisis cities and tackling\udsocial malaise related to the massive migration. The ‘New Roots Community Farm’ in City\udHeights neighbourhood, San Diego, California, shows an intriguing potential, matching social\udinclusion and physical-economic redevelopment

Challenging Inclusivity Urban Agriculture and Community Involvement in San Diego