PepsiCo enacting a new land policy
- AP
- 19 Mar 2014
PepsiCo enacting policy that will have zero tolerance for land grabs by agricultural suppliers.
PepsiCo enacting policy that will have zero tolerance for land grabs by agricultural suppliers.
Governor of Edo State announces allocation of another 20,000 ha of land to SOCFIN's Okomu Oil Palm Plc and 50,000 hectares of land to Dangote Group for rice production.
China has plans to lease about 10,000 hectares of agricultural land in Crimea, says Russian news agency ITAR-TASS.
En América Latina las grandes empresas controlan el fenómeno del acaparamiento de terrenos cultivables ricos en oro azul.
L’Ong Actionaid mène une campagne autour du slogan «Touche pas à ma terre» qu’elle compte répéter à «toutes les autorités, aux ambassades, aux agro business, aux entreprises étrangères, qui viennent au Sénégal».
La question des conséquences sociales de l’accord « Tout sauf les armes » est désormais sur la table.
Une quarantaine d’organisations de la société civile africaine se réunissent pour formuler une stratégie d’engagement dans l’Initiative sur les Politiques Foncières (Land Policy Initiative, LPI)
Saudi food firms have invested in Sudan, Lebanon, Syria and Egypt, but their respective political situations have forced investors to look for alternatives, with Pakistan and Australia looking to be a good fit.
El asesinato selectivo de emergentes dirigentes campesinos se está volviendo un estilo de gobierno en Paraguay, desde el Golpe de Estado del 22 de junio del 2012.
La compra de Nidera le aseguró el control de semillas clave para la evolución de los alimentos y su desembarco en el negocio de los transgénicos. Además, negocia quedarse con otra comercializadora de granos. Sus planes chinos para el petróleo, la energía eólica y hasta la exploración espacial.
Under an agreement between the Volta Regional Coordinating Council and China's Ningxia Province, the Ningxia Agricultural Development Group will begin investing in 100 hectares acquired at the irrigation site.
Where the culprits were largely governments and authoritative bodies, now multinational governments are working with these entities to take lands and deprive local communities of critical resources.
Farmers say Socfin Agricultural Company's plantation causes instability, fear, mistrust, poverty, and violence.
The Lao government has approved hundreds of thousands of hectares in concessions, but has yet to identify how many hectares of land investors have already used or whether they have followed their original proposals.
Can we minimize downsides and maximize benefits of transnational land investments?
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