Ce recentrage sur la production locale ne signifie pas que le Qatar abandonne sa politique d'acquisition de terres à l'étranger.
- Le Monde
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07 December 2012
Le droit d’occupation et d’utilisation des sols par Olam n’est pas juridiquement prouvé puisque le ministère des Forêts leur a attribué des permis d’exploration. Comment est-on passé d’un permis d’exploration à une occupation du sol ?
- Gabon Review
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07 December 2012
We need to shift our focus away from the question of how to make large-scale land “investments” sustainable and ask the underlying question of development policy: which strategies are best suited to combat hunger and to empower marginalised groups to feed themselves?
- Rural 21
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06 December 2012
New research from War on Want reveals that the UK government’s Department for International Development (DFID) has been using the aid budget to promote the interests of multinational food companies in Africa.
- War on Want
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06 December 2012
Report calls upon governments, civil society and corporate investors to ensure that large-scale investments in agriculture, like the acquisition of land by private companies and funds, are transparent, accountable, socially beneficial and environmentally sustainable.
Forum condemns any practices consisting in grabbing natural resources (land, water, forests...) and granting them to agro-industrial stakeholders who are threatening the development of family farms' potential.
- Via Campesina
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06 December 2012
Many of the world’s biggest pension funds as well as family offices of wealthy individuals –looking for diversification and steady returns in times of market volatility– have been pouring money into farmlands, writes Kelvins Tan
- The Edge Malaysia
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06 December 2012
La production agricole a fait un bond phénoménal en 10 ans, mais la FAO déplore que les investissements se concentrent sur les agrocarburants et les achats de terres dans les pays du sud, au détriment des petits producteurs.
Ospraie Management, the famous commodities hedge fund, is still long on farmland because it has actual cash flow. Many pension funds are now buying farmlands, reports Bloomberg.
- Bloomberg
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06 December 2012
The question of how farmers will feed the world while adjusting to changing weather patterns appears to have been sidelined at the climate talks in Doha even as this year's crippling drought in the US sent grain prices to record highs.
- Foreign Policy
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05 December 2012
The wave of fund investment in farmland has reached only a fraction of its potential, even after hitting up to $40bn, with the potential to hit $1,000bn as it gains a "natural home" in portfolios.
- Agrimoney
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05 December 2012
Invitation to participate to the Rangelands Observatory - to enhance informed and participatory decision-making on land use and investments in rangelands.