Des villageois ont fait reculer de puissantes multinationales, et cela se passe au Liberia.
African Land Limited sold itself on the back of a promise that its rice farms in Sierra Leone could turn “a tidy profit of 15% a year”.
- Daily Mirror
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21 February 2014
The UK’s business ambassador for agriculture and CEO of large-scale agriculture firm Velcourt Group, James Townshend, met with Burmese government officials and toured agricultural projects in the country.
- Irrawaddy
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27 January 2014
On January 22 a comprehensive database on land and resource governance programmes funded by members of the Global Donor Working Group on Land will be presented during the AGA in Paris.
- Donor Platform
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16 January 2014
Governments of Ethiopia, UK, US and Germany sign land country partnership to work together to improve rural land governance for economic growth and to protect the land rights of local citizens in Ethiopia.
The government pledges to continue supporting Rufiji Basin Development Authority (RUBADA) in its endeavour to encourage large scale plantations in the country
- Tanzania Daily News
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03 December 2013
The UK is the fourth largest investor in the world in African land - but how much does it have and what is it using it for?
- Guardian
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27 November 2013
Ce projet présenté par des investisseurs irlandais et britanniques prévoit la création de 12 fermes de 3000 vaches laitières chacune réparties sur superficie de 120 000 ha et le développement de la filière fourragère en Algérie.
- Maghreb Emergent
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10 November 2013
CDC will directly hold 27.5% of the issued and outstanding common shares of Feronia, a large-scale commercial farmland operator in the DRC
- Marketwire
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08 November 2013
In the face of evidence, the UK and US continue to deny systematic human rights abuses are occurring in the Lower Omo as thousands are displaced for an irrigation scheme.
- Think Africa Press
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04 November 2013
UK-Tanzania Agriculture Investment Roundtable begins in London today, in association with the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Agriculture was identified as a priority area
- Tanzania Daily News
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21 October 2013
Dean Jobling, CEO and Founder of Sunu Agro, explains how his company's farm project in Senegal will be delivering investors expected returns of 239% over 5 years.
- Property Frontiers
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11 October 2013