Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/-Cities-without-Hunger--Project-in-Sao-Paulo-27MZIFJ61VKS2.htmlConceptually similar'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6D4Completed★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6D8Completed★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6D6Completed★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6D7Completed★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6DCCompleted★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6D5Completed★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6HCCompleted★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6D3Completed★★★★'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloGP0STP6HBCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STP6I4'Cities without Hunger' Project in Sao PauloDona Bela, uses her own vegetables picked from her urban garden to cook for her family. The garden has an occupational function in Dona Bela's life. She is retired and has no occupation, she has been with her husband for nearly 80 years. They both suffered bouts of depression and they found the garden a function that reactivated their social life, besides being an income-generating activity. Today she is also contributing to the income of the house where she lives with her daughter and grandchildren.Locations:Brazil-São Paulo (City)-South AmericaDate:10 Dec, 2014Credit:© Peter Caton / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3840px X 5760pxKeywords:Close ups-Crops-Day-Ecological farming-Farms-Food-Food for Life (campaign title)-Green-Hands-Indoors-Knives-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-VegetablesShoot:Food for Life Documentation in BrazilDocumentation of ecological farmers in Brazil and sustainable farming.Related Collections:Food for Life Documentation