RIGHT TO GROW FOOD ON PUBLIC LAND HELPS LOCAL AUTHORITIES MEET GOALS ON HEALTH, SUSTAINABILITY, FOOD PROVISION AND MORE.

With 78% of people believing that substantial or radical changes are needed to fix the food system, community food growing offers a practical, scaleable grassroots solution which local authorities can have a direct hand in supporting and developing.

Embracing and encouraging community growing will, through adoption of a Right to Grow on public land, offer a multitude of benefits from food provision, health improvements and social cohesion to improved biodiversity and reduced carbon emissions.