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Germany
vicepresident,
WG 1 Policy and Urban Development


Dr. Reinhard MARTINSEN

Hannover Union of Allotment Garden Associations e.
Gottfried-Keller-Str. 28
30655 Hannover
Email: reinhard.martinsen.at.web.de

Research interests

- Roll of allotment gardens association in urban society today,
- Function of allotment gardens in the frame of sustainable urban development,
- Participation of non profit organisations in local policy,

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