The Municipality of Santa Fe promotes the Family Economy Support Program, a community-based initiative implemented throughout the city to strengthen food security, encourage healthy lifestyles, and support vulnerable families through the development of urban gardens and food self-production processes.
The program is carried out in neighborhoods across the city of Santa Fe through participatory workshops, seed distribution campaigns, and training activities focused on composting, agroecological production, healthy nutrition, and family economy management. These actions foster access to fresh and nutritious food, strengthen community networks, and encourage sustainable practices in backyards, gardens, balconies, and community spaces, contributing to improved living conditions for local families.
Through a territorial and community-based approach, the initiative promotes urban agroecology as a tool for social inclusion, environmental sustainability, and community resilience within the city.