Raised Garden System, Trellising
An intensive food production model utilizing raised garden beds and vertical trellising, managed with organic inputs and IPM strategies. Designed for high-yield organic vegetable and fruit cultivation within a smaller footprint, this system showcases efficient land use and water management. It supports the Climate Force site's self-sufficiency goals and serves as a replicable model for localized, high-nutrition food production in tropical communities, with detailed cost-benefit analysis tracked for economic viability.
Nature Positive Context
Development Phase: Systems Deployed (Quadrant 3)
Deploying implementation infrastructure and reporting tools.
Investment Index Alignment
Specific Natural Capital Targets
Field Test Status
Project methodologies and outcomes have been successfully field-tested for resilience and co-benefits.
Claimed Co-Benefits (LRF Standard)
Environmental Co-Benefits
Great Barrier Reef
Reduced sediment/nutrient runoff potential due to improved vegetation cover and soil health within GBR catchment.
Eligibility: Project located in GBR catchment, improves vegetation cover and/or soil health (requires specific evidence).
Soil Health
Demonstrated improvement in soil organic carbon and/or soil health indicators through regenerative practices.
Eligibility: Project implements practices known to improve soil health (e.g., organic inputs, reduced tillage). Requires baseline and follow-up soil testing.
Socio-Economic Co-Benefits
Employment and skills benefits
Creation of regional employment opportunities (? FTE) and potential skills training in regen ag/tech.
Eligibility: Project operates in regional QLD (Daintree) and employs local workers or provides accredited training.
Project Risks and Mitigation
Resource Allocation Conflicts
Shared protocols, regular planning meetings with main project team.
Protocol Deviation Risk
Clear internal protocols, regular checks, training.
SDG Alignments
Project Details
Methodology Details
Core Ontology Terms
Implementation & Stakeholders
Implementing Partners
Primary Stakeholders
Financial Highlights
- Internal Funding Allocation
- Operational Efficiency Focus
Applicable Standards
Map Location
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