Ce document de travail est une adaptation en français de l’article : Martin P, Consalès JN, Scheromm P, Marchand P, Ghestem F, Darmon N. Community gardening in poor neighborhoods in France: a way to re-think food practices? Appetite, 2017; 116, 589-598. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.appet.2017.05.023Social inequalities in diet are attributed to sociocultural determinants, economic constraints, and unequal access to healthy food. Fruits and vegetables are lacking in the diets of disadvantaged populations. The objective was to test the hypothesis that, in poor neighborhoods, community gardeners will have larger supply of healthy food, especially fruit and vegetables, than non-gardeners. We examined community gardens from the perspective of prod...