Keskosastot
Keskosastot are communal vegetable and fruit gardens that originated in rural Finland. The concept is based on shared cultivation and maintenance of a common garden plot. Such gardens are typically established by a group of individuals, often living in the same neighborhood or apartment complex, who come together to grow and share produce.
Keskosastot are usually organized on a voluntary basis and are managed collectively by the members. Decisions
The benefits of keskosastot include reducing food costs, increasing food security, and promoting community engagement. Members
Variations of keskosastot can be found throughout Finland, with different regions having their unique approaches to
Research suggests that keskosastot have a significant impact on community members' health and well-being, especially in