Report Mainz: Brutale Landnahme
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- 08 November 2010
Wie sich DWS-Fonds der Deutschen Bank am "Land Crapping" beteiligen
Wie sich DWS-Fonds der Deutschen Bank am "Land Crapping" beteiligen
Dans une résolution adoptée en session plénière à Strasbourg, les députés s'en prennent vivement à la "politique brutale d'accaparement des terres au détriment essentiellement des pauvres, l'étouffement de toute forme de critique et de protestation."
Indian rice exporter Amira Group plans to acquire 25,000 hectares of agricultural land in Cambodia, and is discussing further farnland acquisitions with the governments of Angola and Sierra Leone.
The key highlights of the forum will focus on the rising prospects in the global agricultural business, land utilisation and acquisition policies.
Some projects aimed at increasing food production in Asia have been dropped or delayed amid the financial crisis, notes a new report by IRRI and the Asia Society.
“The EU is effectively subsidizing land grabbing in Cambodia by giving preferential treatment to companies that have produced goods on stolen land,” says David Pred, BABC executive director
In Cambodia, an assessment of the impact of foreign farmland acquisitions has been hampered by a lack of data, including the total number of concessions awarded and an accurate set of GPS coordinates for each concession, the World Bank says.
HLH Agriculture is a Singaporean firm running 10,000 ha project in Cambodia to produce corn for export to Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan and Thailand.
New private equity fund targets Cambodia’s still-developing agriculture sector
TADCO subsidiary has already arranged leases in Cambodia, Vietnam, Pakistan and the Philippines for export production of aromatic and long grain basmati rice.
Hassad Food Company intends to invest $500mn to $700mn this year for projects across the world as part of its mission to ensure food security for Qatar, chairman and managing director Nasser bin Mohamed Mubarak al-Fuhaid al-Hajri has said.
An increasing number of Indian companies are expected to use Singapore as a springboard for their global operations, including overseas farmland investments