CLEAN : Gaza yards rooftops bloom with

The video discusses a UN-led urban agriculture project in Gaza, where Abu Ahmed grows crops on rooftops using hydroponics. The project aims to address the lack of agricultural land due to urbanization and conflict. Personal stories highlight the benefits of urban farming, such as cost savings for families. The project faces challenges like power outages, affecting fish farming, but plans to expand with new solutions. The initiative could serve as a model for other densely populated areas worldwide.

What innovative method is Abu Ahmed using to grow crops in Gaza?

• Vertical farming

• Aquaponics

• Hydroponics

• Traditional soil farming

Why is there limited space for conventional farming in Gaza?

• There are too many farms already

• The soil is not fertile

• The area is heavily urbanized

• The land is too dry

How does the single mother in Gaza benefit from growing her own food?

• She uses it to barter for other goods

• It reduces her grocery expenses

• She sells the produce for profit

• It provides her with a hobby

What major issue does the urban agriculture project face in Gaza?

• Pest infestations

• Lack of water supply

• Insufficient funding

• Power outages

What is the next step for the urban agriculture project in Gaza?

• To export the produce to other countries

• To stop the project due to challenges

• To expand the systems to more homes

• To focus on traditional farming methods