This article details several new production and investment models developed in South Africa. According to the role of this country in the land grab rush, these models could become the norm.
This paper highlights the role played by national-level land politics and domestic elites using material drawn from interviews with government officials, investors, and civil society organizations in Mozambique.
Entretien avec Mamy Rakotondrainibe, membre du Collectif pour la Défense des Terres Malgaches, à propos de la lutte contre l'accaparement des terres à Madagascar.
The cooperation in infrastructure and food processing sectors could fuel growth.
It appears that the Bomi County operations of Sime Darby are being hindered as locals there are reportedly holding back lands leased by the government of Liberia to the company.
El Frente Nacional Campesino demanda títulos de propiedad de tierras campesinas e indígenas, apoyo a la producción y comercialización, suspensión de los desalojos y una ley que ponga freno a la concentración y extranjerización de la tierra
China no se conforma con ser el mayor importador de soja de Brasil. Quiere más. Su meta es entrar cada vez con mayor fuerza e importancia en su cadena de producción a través de acuerdos de exportación con agricultores locales, compras de tierras e inversiones en industrias
The Republic of Dagestan will provide the US company with 100,000 hectares of land in Nogai district for a project to produce and process sugar beets and vegetables.
If a similar case arises when land invasions happened during the time that a bilateral investment agreement has been signed, then the outcome in South Africa might be quite different, says South African lawyer
Several Indian companies have planned huge investments in the African mining and agriculture sectors, buoyed by the prospects of high returns, on the back of rich resources and low labour and input costs, stakeholders maintain.
Foreign investments help Ethiopia to develop, and provide knowledge, skills and taxes, says Ethiopia's Ambassador to the UK.
Comment les pays riches et la finance internationale font main basse sur les terres arables du monde. Une remarquable enquête sur un phénomène qui s'accélère, de l'Arabie Saoudite à l'Uruguay, des États-Unis à l'Éthiopie. À ne pas manquer le mardi 19 avril 2011 à 20:40 sur ARTE France.
