Who created the project "Green patch - Community garden for the elderly of developing countries"?

This project was created by Zsófi Zala on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

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"Green patch - Community garden for the elderly of developing countries" is a Native Veggie Garden, Low Cost Design, Urban Planning, Non-Profit, Retail Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Green patch - Community garden for the elderly of developing countries

My community garden and service concept aims to fight diabetes of the elderly in the developing world. These gardens would take place in every neighborhood of the given city and would be free to use to all citizens above the age of 60. Green patch lets people eat healthily, save money on food, exercise and socialize at the same time.

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