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Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V.
Teltow-Ruhlsdorf, DEImpact-drivenAssociationOrganic FarmingClimate & Environmental Protection
Impact3Sustainability Goals
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About Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V.
Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. promotes horticulture in the Berlin and Brandenburg regions, supporting approximately 420 businesses. Its mission includes fostering regional production of flowers, plants, fruits, and vegetables, and emphasizing healthy nutrition. The association acts as a central hub for gardeners, consumers, and those interested in horticultural careers. A key focus is its "Zukunftsbeitrag Gartenbau" initiative, highlighting commitment to sustainability, ecological responsibility, and biodiversity. The organization also actively works to attract new talent to the industry.
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Sustainability Goals
Zero Hunger
Promoting regional food production for healthy nutrition
The Gartenbauverband supports the regional cultivation of flowers, plants, fruits, and vegetables, emphasizing healthy nutrition to enhance food security and access to fresh produce.
Decent Work & Economic Growth
Strengthening regional horticultural businesses and professionals
The organization supports approximately 420 member businesses and actively promotes careers in horticulture through information and a job marketplace, ensuring growth and employment in the sector.
Responsible Consumption & Production
Advancing sustainable horticulture and regional consumption
Through its "Future Contribution of Horticulture" initiative, the association advocates for sustainable production methods, promotes seasonal and regional produce like Brandenburg asparagus, and supports members in transitioning to organic farming.
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Q1What is the core mission of Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V.?+
The association's core mission is to promote horticulture in Berlin and Brandenburg. This includes supporting approximately 420 horticultural businesses, fostering the regional production of flowers, plants, fruits, and vegetables, and emphasizing healthy nutrition. It serves as a central hub for gardeners, consumers, and those interested in a career in horticulture.
Q2What does the organization's "Zukunftsbeitrag Gartenbau" entail?+
The "Zukunftsbeitrag Gartenbau" (Future Contribution of Horticulture) highlights the association's commitment to sustainability and ecological responsibility. It includes promoting healthy food production, enhancing urban climate, providing food for insects, fostering biodiversity, ensuring clean air, and developing sustainable production practices for the future.
Q3How does the organization promote careers in horticulture?+
The organization actively promotes the "Beruf Gärtner" (Gardener Profession) to attract new talent to the industry. It provides information on career paths and training opportunities and operates a "Marktplatz" for job opportunities, business succession, and plant offers/requests.
Q4How many businesses does Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. support?+
Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. supports and represents approximately 420 horticultural businesses in the Berlin and Brandenburg regions.
Q5Where is Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. headquartered?+
Gartenbauverband Berlin-Brandenburg e.V. is headquartered in Teltow-Ruhlsdorf, Germany.
Q6Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does the organization primarily address?+
The organization primarily addresses SDG 2 (Zero Hunger). It also has secondary relevance to SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).
