Her World Singapore

Taste of things to come

CARPARK FARMS: Citiponics

“My generation is detached from our food source,” 27-year-old Danielle Chan tells me. “Most of my peers don’t care where their vegetables come from.” The NUS graduate counts herself fortunate to grow up in a traditional farming environment, as her mother started a vegetable farm in Malaysia that supplied the family with fresh produce year-round. It was only when she studied abroad that she had to buy her own veggies for the first time.

Chan’s immersion in traditional farming, and its limitations in land-scarce Singapore, led her to explore urban farming as her calling. Even before she graduated and took up her first job as a business transformation consultant

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Her World Singapore

Her World Singapore2 min read
When Should I Reach For A Mechanical Watch Instead Of A Quartz One?
You might remember the Swatch and Flik Flak watches we grew up with, which needed a battery replacement every few years. These are quartz watches, which essentially rely on a battery for their source of energy. However, this was not always the case:
Her World Singapore7 min read
Changing The Game In Mental Health Care
I’m standing on the 100th floor of a building in the central business district. Up here, I can hear the wind whistling, with the muted sounds of traffic below. My high vantage point means that I can see the rooftops of neighbouring skyscrapers. If I
Her World Singapore1 min readInternet & Web
Where’s The Metaverse Heading To?
“The [metaverse] hype may have subsided, however the core ideas of immersive experiences are very much alive, and are continuing to evolve every day. Digital ownership is still gaining traction. The intersection of the metaverse with Web3 technologie

Related