Sicilian Community Gardens Wither in Drought, Residents Cry for Help

Community Gardens in Catania, Sicily, Face Water Crisis Residents of Catania, Sicily, are facing a severe water shortage affecting their community gardens. For the past year, the gardens, established in 2018 by the municipality, have lacked adequate water supply. "It's been a year since we've had enough water," says one resident interviewed in the video. The lack of water threatens the survival of the gardens, impacting the community's access to fresh produce and the overall wellbeing of the area. The video highlights the community's resilience and hope for a resolution, calling for institutional support to address this critical issue. The gardens represent a vital part of the community, offering a space for social interaction and a source of food. The lack of water not only impacts the gardens themselves, but also the social fabric of the community. The hope is that this report will bring attention to the situation and prompt action from local authorities to restore water access to these important community spaces. This issue underscores the importance of water resources and the need for sustainable solutions to address water scarcity in urban areas.