February 11, 2025
Since 2019, the community of Opitciwan has been committed to developing a unifying and hopeful project: the Miro Aski community garden!
This initiative has quickly evolved from a simple garden to a genuine social economy project. In addition to promoting food security in the community, this project offers young people training and employment opportunities while strengthening community ties.
A model of community engagement
First and foremost, the Miro Aski garden aimed to be a collective space where families and young people could cultivate their own plots while benefiting from guidance and educational workshops.
Very quickly, the project grew with the creation of a food security plot, making it possible to supply the most vulnerable members of the community while generating income to ensure the project’s sustainability.
Read More: https://cdepnql.org/en/blog/cultivating-the-future-promoting-food-security-in-opitciwan/