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NJEAS. 2025; 2(2): 0-0


Recreational Community Gardens: a Study on Their Role In Promoting Well-being and Social Cohesion Among Housing Estate Residents In Fct Abuja

Ebimorboere celine endoni,ibrahim umar,patrick c. uwajeh,timothy o. iyendo,olawepo ololade ibidolapo.




Abstract

This research project deals with the role of community recreational gardens in fostering social cohesion among residents in urban housing estates. Employing a mixed-methods approach, including surveys, interviews, and observational studies, it aims to comprehensively explore the impact of these green spaces on social dynamics. This study emphasizes the importance of integrating community recreational gardens into urban planning strategies, offering valuable insights for policymakers, city planners, architects, and community leaders alike. All key findings collected at the end of this project indicate that community recreational gardens serve as inclusive environments, promoting cross-generational interactions, cultural exchange, and the formation of social networks in housing estates.

Key words: Community Gardens, Social Cohesion, Urban Housing Estates, Well-being, Recreational Spaces, Community Engagement,Sustainable Development, Green Spaces, Social Interaction, Environmental Sustainability Cross-generational Interaction, Cultural Exchange.






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