Les militants des mouvements sociaux des peuples du Mali, de la Côte d’ivoire, Niger, Burkina Faso et Niger se sont donnés rendez vous au Centre International de Formation en Agroécologie de Nyéléni de Sélingué pour la célébration l’anniversaire du 14 au 16 juin 2023.
The new law gives foreign investors equal rights to land as ordinary Malagasy, some who are still demanding the return of ancestral lands seized by the French in the 19th century.
The company Nong Ye Fazhan says it has invested more than US$16 million since 2021 to build a 600 hectare plantation and it will now expand to meet grwoing demand.
Canadian company pursuing a carbon offset project in Sierra Leone says it is committed to equitable revenue sharing arrangements with local smallholders and a transparent consent process monitored by the NGO Namati.
El agua, factor determinante y limitante de la nueva burbuja de la compraventa de terrenos agrícolas en España, se ha convertido más que nunca en objeto político
Launched during the pandemic in mid-2020, Veripath Farmland Partners has already amassed a total of 115,000 acres under management in Canada.
Iowa farmers are bidding not only against neighbors, but out-of-state investors including professional athletes, well-known billionaires and the Mormon Church.
Indonesia’s decision to revoke plantation permits across the country is marred with irregularities including companies continuing to operate or engage in conflicts with Indigenous and local communities.
Les Soulevements de la terre ça part des luttes locales d'habitants qui contestent des projets d'accaparement de l'eau et de la terre, expliquent Léna Lazare et Christophe Bonneuil
GenZero will generate carbon offsets for Singapore by investing “north of US$20 to US$30 million” to restore about 100,000 ha of land in the Kwahu region of Ghana by planting cocoa and other plant species.
Témoignage de Franck BALIMBANGA, point focal du RIAO-RDC à Bolombo, dans les environs de la plantation PHC à Lokutu.
Cocoa farmers in Oluwa Forest Reserve in Odigbo council area of Ondo State, have raised the alarm over the destruction of their N500m worth of cocoa plantations by thugs hired by oil palm plantation company SAO Agro-Allied Services Limited.
