We are at the 18th Edition of Free Land Camp (Acampamento Terra Livre ATL in Portuguese), after two years of virtual performance, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, in which we lost many of our own. However, we continue with the forces of ancestry, getting back up to return to face-to-face actions with the theme: “Retaking Brazil: Demarcate the Territories and Indigenize the Politics”. This year, we will occupy the federal capital from April 4th to 14th.
A panel discussion with Alfredo Bini, Greg Moyer, Iain Levine, Paolo D’Odorico, and Saulo Araujo
International capital, multinational enterprises, and even some governments are increasingly taking control over farmland around the world. Large amount of highly productive land is taken away from farmers, mainly in developing countries but also within the EU and Central and Eastern Europe. The conference wishes to highlight the problem of land grabbing in the global food crisis and the human right to food, present existing alternative land management models and encourage decision makers to implement new instruments for sustainable land ownership models.Please register online before 5 March 2012.
From land grabbing to land reform
Organized by GUE/NGL in cooperation with European Coordination Via Campesina
Conference on Land Issues in Europe: from Land Grabbing to Land Reform
25th of June 2013, from 9h00 till 12h30, European Parliament ASP 1G2 - Brussels
Programme
Interpretation: EN ES FR PT DE
Live webcast: http://www.guengl.eu/news/article/events/hearing-land-issues-in-europe
9h00 - 9h20: Welcome and Introduction
• Welcome : Gabi Zimmer President GUE/NGL (Germany)
• Introduction : Javier Sanchez, Member of the ECVC Coordination Committee
9h20-10h30: 1st Panel – Access to Land, land concentration and land grabbing
• Jan Douwe van der Ploeg, Professor at Wageningen University in the Netherlands - Presentation of the Land Grabbing Report
• Willy Schuster, Ecoruralis, Romanian national case study
• Eva García Sempere, Coordinator of the Spatial Planning and Environment Unit of IU-Andalusia : "Land Grabbing in Andalusia (Spain): Preparation of the Land Public Bank project"
Moderator: Willy Meyer, GUE/NGL MEP (Spain)
10h30 – 11h00: Press Conference/ Coffee break.
11h00 – 12h10: 2nd Panel - Are the EU and national policies favoring equal access to land and the entry into farming by prospective (young and small) farmers?
• Tassos Haniotis, Director - European Commission, DG Agriculture - Economic analysis, perspectives and evaluations.
• Patrick Le HYARIC, MEP GUE/NGL (France)
• Antonio Onorati, ARI and President of Crocevia - Proposal for a EU Directive on Lands
• Andrea Ferrante, Member of the ECVC Coordination Committee
Moderator: Geneviève Savigny, Member of the ECVC Coordination Committee
12h10-12h30: Debate and conclusions by Joao Ferreira, MEP GUE/NGL (Portugal)
For futher information: [email protected] + 32 2 284 7557
press contact: Gianfranco Battistini [email protected] + 32 475 646628
Public hearing will take stock of the land grabbing phenomenon in the EU, gather views from civil society representatives and key stakeholders, and discuss the implications of this process for the environment, jobs, the local population, rural life and food security. Interpretation will be available to and from English, French, German, Estonian and Hungarian.
Discussion about land grabbing and land concentration in Europe in preparation for the World Forum on Access to Land and Natural Resources.
Event brings together farmers, NGOs, researchers, politicians and regulatory bodies from different European countries.
L’accaparement des terres en Afrique : le rôle de la Chine
Conférence-débat, le 3 mai 2012, à Bruxelles
Lieu : Centre culturel de Watermael-Boisfort
Intervenant : Laurent Delcourt, Cetri
Conférence-débat avec Olivier De Schutter (ONU), Xavier Delwarte (FUGEA), Florence Kroff (FIAN int.)
Quand ? 03/05/2012 de 20:00 à 22:30
Où ? Espace Delvaux, rue Grates, 3, 1170 Bruxelles, 02/672.14.39
La Vénerie : www.lavenerie.be