Grüne wollen "land grabbing" in Entwicklungsländern verhinde
    Die Fraktion Bündnis 90/Grüne fordert, "land grabbing" auf die internationale Agenda zu setzen und hierfür eine hochrangige Konferenz auszurichten, um mögliche Potenziale, Gefahren und Auswirkungen des Themas zu diskutieren
    • Deutscher Bundestag
    • 04 May 2009
    UN food agencies see "win-win" farmland deals
    Rich nations buying farmland in less developed countries to boost own food supplies should also contribute to improving agriculture overseas, heads of two United Nations' food agencies said.
    • Reuters
    • 19 April 2009
    The Environmental Cost of Euro-Arab Scramble for Africa
    Reports indicate the growing Euro-Arab-Asian interest to buy land in Africa for the food security of their home population, not Africa´s. However, seldom do these reports link the the appetite for farmland and energy investment on the continent with the current global economic crises.
    • American Chronicle
    • 26 February 2009
    Rising wheat crisis | Pakistan eyeing corporate farming
    Talks are on with investors from Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia. 25,000 Punjab villages will be affected.
    • The Post
    • 12 October 2008
    Farmland fund to exploit food price boom
    The largest fund to invest in European farmland will be launched today, signalling investors' growing appetite for alternative ways to profit from a long-term rise in agricultural commodity demand and prices. The farmland fund, set up by Germany-based Palmer Capital Partners and UK-based Bidwells, is expected to raise about €300m ($425m) to buy arable land in Poland, Hungary, Romania and the Czech Republic. It will also invest in western Europe.
    • Financial Times
    • 15 September 2008
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