• Ukraine, Japan collaborate on farmland investments, corn growing, exports
    • eFeedLink
    • 12 October 2012

    Japan wants to grow corn on Ukraine's black earth and import it while Ukraine suggests that Japan, as a "hi-tech country", invest in Ukrainian farmland.

  • Land-grabbing linked with hunger
    • IRIN
    • 12 October 2012

    Researchers find that bulk of deals to lease out land are struck in 32 of the countries ranked “alarming” or “serious” on the Global Hunger Index score.

  • «When development cooperation becomes land grabbing»
    • PPP
    • 12 October 2012

    Cette étude analyse le rôle des banques internationales de développement dans l’acquisition de grandes surfaces agricoles, tant en Afrique et en Asie qu’en Amérique latine. (This report analyses the role of development finance institutions in large scale land acquisitions in Asia, Africa and Latin America.)

  • CRECE. Pide al Banco Mundial que detenga el acaparamiento de tierras
    • CRECE
    • 12 October 2012

    Las grandes operaciones de compraventa de tierras financiadas por instituciones como el Banco Mundial obligan a las personas a abandonar sus hogares, sus trabajos y sus medios de vida.

  • México: Intentan extranjeros comprar terrenos en comunidades mayas en Solidaridad
    • SIPSE
    • 12 October 2012

    Las poblaciones donde más han llegado a ofrecer dinero a cambio de extensiones de tierra son Dzulá y Xpujil.

  • Laguna Lake fishers at the mercy of 'development'
    • PAN AP
    • 12 October 2012

    Today, Laguna Lake is considered by many fisherfolks as a dying lake. Its ecosystem has been destroyed by the government's forced prevention of the entry of seawater, pollution from factories and cities surrounding the lake, and continuing reclamation and development projects under the government's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) programme.

  • The reality about the land grab issue and the World Bank Group
    • World Bank
    • 11 October 2012

    Of the $4.2 billion that the International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, invested in agribusiness and forestry in the same period, just three investments – or 2 percent – had any component related to land acquisition.

  • World land grab 'well-advanced as supply runs short'
    • The Australian
    • 11 October 2012

    Derek Byerlee, co-author of a recent World Bank report The Rising Global Interest in Farmland, says world is running out of productive land and foreign investor and corporate land sales are on the rise across the globe.

  • Chinese near Moraitis deal
    • AFR
    • 11 October 2012

    Hong Kong-listed Chevalier Group is set to emerge as a major supplier of fresh produce to Woolworths and Coles by acquiring a significant share of a leading Australian fruit and vegetable wholesaler and grower.

  • BrasilAgro sells second farm for hefty profit
    • Agrimoney
    • 11 October 2012

    BrasilAgro highlighted the gains to be made from Brazilian farmland by selling a second farm from its 170,000-hectare portfolio for a large gain.

  • Africa: Hunger in times of land, water, and energy pressures
    • IFPRI
    • 11 October 2012

    Growing scarcity and degradation of farmland, rapidly rising incomes, and changing consumption patterns have all contributed to an increasing number of international land investments or land deals.

  • The global land grab: a primer
    • TNI
    • 11 October 2012

    It is important to unpack what land grabbing really involves if we are to understand what is really happening.

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