Inventors:

Inventors:
< Inventor
Azrina Aleeya1 Name>
Antasha;
Photo 1 < Inventor
Janet 2 Name>
Binti Tulak;

GREEN:
. Alisya Putri;
Nur
.
Ester Sarina;
< InventorBinti
Hasbibiani 7 Name>
Hasbula
As Model Urban Farming at Contact Details:
Contact Detail:
School <Contact address, email address>
Sekolah Indonesia Kota Kinabalu
Jalan 3B No1 KKIP Selatan, Kota
Kinabalu
kimia.mudah07@gmail.com
+601133457694

PROBLEM STATEMENT COMMERCIALISATION POTENTIAL

The school garden has a role as a valuable learning medium. Recent research on school
gardens has provided many benefits related to biodiversity, including increased food
production and nutritional knowledge; increased interest in fruit and vegetable
consumption; increased psychosocial attitudes such as a sense of responsibility, increased
preferences, dietary behavior, and a willingness to try fruits and vegetables. Other
benefits can also improve students' physical health, improve physiological results,
academic achievement in science, mathematics, art, language, reading, writing, positive
attitudes towards the environment and give students the opportunity to be more
physically active so that more time to move while studying in school gardens and to build
connections with other students and the school community. In fact there are already a
number of lesson plans and curricula for the teaching of basic mathematics, science,
nutrition, health, social science, language, and the arts using school garden features and
spaces.
Apart from that, directly benefiting, school gardens also improve well-
being, quality of life, and social and cultural cohesion. To generate
these benefits, gardens must be integrated into schools. In general, a
greener school yard, is conducive to reducing stress to a positive
mood.
The implementation stage is an important part of starting an
experimental activity in making a school garden using an integrated
model that will be carried out by the SIKK Farm extracurricular group
through the school's Project Based Learning. This experimental stage
makes the concept of integration between agriculture, livestock and
fisheries which is carried out in an integrated manner

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
While a part of the world population is facing lack of necessary nutrition, others are
suffering health problems related to overconsumption and creating a huge amount of
food waste. Moreover, food production, occupying the major landscape on earth, has an
important impact on significant world’s issues like climate change and pollutions.
Beyond unequal distribution of produced nutrition, food production has an undeniable
impact on earth through the way we consume, keep and transport food. In this studio
class, we focused on urban food cycle, which includes individuals and organizations
Overall system design/ block
producing, consuming and transporting food. diagram
Harvest &
Waste Platic Cultivating
Distributing

PRODUCT PERFORMANCE
YOUR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
The existence of the GREEN as model urban farming that is
NOVELTY created and developed in schools. The media is expected to
promote biodiversity, food, and provide nutritional knowledge in a
sustainable manner through collaborative subjects through
GREEN: As Model Urban Farming at School
Project Based Learning

INDUSTRIAL COLLABORATION

International Virtual Expo of Innovation

Product & System Design 2021