If we divide the approximately 1.6 billion hectares of arable land worldwide by the number of people on Earth, each person gets 2,000 m². That is the share of arable land to which we are all theoretically entitled. The crops that feed and sustain us must grow on that land.
In his presentation, Jasper Jordan of the Zukunftsstiftung Landwirtschaft explains the concept of Weltacker® educational sites, which have been established around the globe on plots of 2,000 square meters.
They help people understand the connections between agriculture, food, the global climate, food equity, and biodiversity.
