Des ONG portent plainte aux Pays-Bas contre ING pour son soutien à l'huile de palme
    Des ONG ont déposé plainte contre la banque néerlandaise ING auprès du point de contact des Pays-Bas de l'OCDE, réclamant que le groupe cesse d'investir dans des entreprises de production d'huile de palme qu'elles accusent d'être associées à un accaparement des terres
    • Belga
    • 08 July 2019
    Au Cameroun, l'huile de palme de la discorde
    Pollution des eaux, accusations d'accaparement de terres et de non-redistribution équitable des richesses : une coalition d'ONG camerounaises et françaises s'est tournée vers la justice française pour contraindre le groupe Bolloré à respecter ses engagements.
    • France 24
    • 08 July 2019
    Land projects under MCC - Will ensure tenure security and tradability
    The land projects envisaged in the agreement to receive US$480 million grant from the Millennium Challenge Corporation of the United States will enhance tenure security and tradability of land for smallholders, women, and firms.
    • Daily Mirror
    • 06 July 2019
    Friends of the Earth groups and supporters file OECD complaint against ING for financing palm oil abuses
    NGOs have filed a complaint at the OECD against the Dutch bank ING Group regarding its financing of oil palm companies involved in deforestation (Noble Group), land grabbing (Bolloré Group/Socfin) and child labor (Wilmar International).
    • Milieudefense
    • 05 July 2019
    Cambodian villagers to appeal Thai court's rejection of suit against sugar giant
    Cambodian villagers will appeal a Thai court decision rejecting their class action lawsuit against Thailand's biggest sugar producer, Mitr Phol. The class action lawsuit, filed in April last year on behalf of more than 3,000 Cambodian plaintiffs, accused the Thai sugar giant violently displacing them to make way for plantations.
    • Reuters
    • 05 July 2019
    The World Bank lending strategy must aim to place people above profit!
    As evidenced in Liberia, World Bank support has gone to multinational corporations involved in vicious land grabs that have succeeded in displacing thousands of poor villagers from their ancestral lands
    • Liberian Observer
    • 05 July 2019
    Boeny: la ZIA de Katsepy bientôt opérationnelle
    Les Chinois investissent dans la région Boeny, au Madagascar, où un projet de riziculture sur 2000 hectares est actuellement en gestation, dans la Zone d’investissement agricole de la commune rurale de Katsepy, dans le district de Mitsinjo.
    • News Mada
    • 05 July 2019
    Socfin Group to invest US$20m in oil palm processing factory in Ghana
    Plantation Socfinaf Ghana (PSG), a subsidiary of the group, has cultivated a little in excess of 6,000 hectares of Oil Palm that can supply about 40% capacity of their new Factory scheduled to start production before October this year 2019.
    • Food Business Africa
    • 05 July 2019
    Karuturi Global‘s Ethiopia return stokes fears of deforestation and evictions
    A 15,000-hectare concession awarded to Karuturi Global in Ethiopia’s Gambela region has left locals fearing their ancestral lands will be cleared for agribusiness once again by the Indian firm.
    • IDM
    • 04 July 2019
    SRC’s investment faces hiccups
    The Liberian Observer has reliably gathered that the International Finance Corporation has tabled all SRC’s loan application processes pending full scale investigation into a recent complaint filed against it by 22 indigenous Liberian communities.
    • Liberian Observer
    • 04 July 2019
    Les propositions de la société civile pour la réforme foncière au Cameroun
    Le souci de la protection des droits des plus pauvres justifie la demande pour une limitation à 10 ha de la superficie susceptible de faire l’objet d’une immatriculation par un seul individu. Même si cette limite peut facilement être contournée, sa formulation exprime une volonté de contrôler les accaparements de terre par les élites locales.
    • LandCam
    • 04 July 2019
    Qatar re-evaluates its food security strategy
    While Qatar has adopted a more indirect approach to its foreign agricultural investment and increased domestic production of some food products, it is unlikely that it will be able to significantly reduce its dependence on foreign food supplies in the long term.
    • Future Directions
    • 03 July 2019

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