Urban Garden Law in Mexico City

The Urban Garden Law regulates the creation, maintenance and use of urban gardens in the city in order to promote environmental mitigation, food security, economic autonomy and environmental education. The law establishes rights and obligations for citizens, ensuring access to urban gardens, training and technical advice, and establishes the obligation to maintain and protect these spaces, especially in public areas. Promotes sustainable practices such as the use of agroecological practices, waste recycling and use of rainwater, and avoids the use of harmful agrochemicals. In addition, it emphasizes the importance of environmental education and community participation in improving the quality of life and strengthening the social fabric, while promoting food sovereignty through the cultivation of local and sustainable foods.