Exploring Community Access to Farms and Land
This series of case studies focus on access to land for sustainable farming in Wales. Learn how new entrants and local communities interested in agroecological farming are tackling the challenges and opportunities of access to land.
Exploring Community Access to Farms and Land was part of the Resilient Green Spaces project and was led by our partners Landworkers' Alliance and Shared Assets. The Resilient Green Spaces project enabled communities to pilot localised food systems in Wales from 2021-2023.
Carmarthenshire Food Network and Bwyd Sir Gâr case study
Carmarthenshire Food Network and Bwyd Sir Gâr Food are reconnecting more people in Carmarthenshire with the land and environment around them, localising public procurement and planning to revitalise a council farm in Carmarthenshire.
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Archwilio Mynediad Cymunedol i Ffermydd a Tir
Mae'r gyfres hon o astudiaethau achos yn canolbwyntio ar fynediad i dir ar gyfer ffermio cynaliadwy yng Nghymru. Dysgwch sut mae newydd-ddyfodiaid a chymunedau lleol sydd â diddordeb mewn ffermio agroecolegol yn mynd i'r afael â'r heriau a'r cyfleoedd o gael mynediad i dir.
Roedd Archwilio Mynediad Cymunedol i Ffermydd a Thir yn rhan o'r prosiect Mannau Gwyrdd Gwydn ac fe'i harweiniwyd gan ein partneriaid Cynghrair y Gweithwyr Tir ac Asedau a Rennir. Roedd y prosiect Mannau Gwyrdd Gwydn yn galluogi cymunedau i dreialu systemau bwyd lleol yng Nghymru rhwng 2021 a 2023.
Rhwydwaith Bwyd Sir Gaerfyrddin ac astudiaeth achos Bwyd Sir Gâr
Mae Rhwydwaith Bwyd Sir Gaerfyrddin a Bwyd Sir Gâr Food yn ailgysylltu mwy o bobl yn Sir Gaerfyrddin â'r tir a'r amgylchedd o'u cwmpas, gan leoli'r broses o gaffael cyhoeddus a chynllunio i adfywio fferm gyngor yn Sir Gaerfyrddin.
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