Brésil : assassinat d’un leader guarani
    Le chef indien guarani Ambrósio Vilhalva a été assassiné dimanche dernier, après avoir lutté pendant des décennies pour les droits territoriaux de sa tribu.
    • Survival International
    • 04 December 2013
    UN turns focus on global hunger
    "I look forward to watching the [CFS] evolve and address issues such as land acquisition," says UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
    • Bua News
    • 12 October 2010
    After rubber firm deal, Bunong fear broken promises, uncertain land tenure
    For more than a decade, some Bunong villagers have been trying to reclaim and gain legal recognition for their customary land that have been acquired by Luxembourg-based Socfin Group’s subsidiaries since 2007. Some details of the settlement were released this September, in a joint statement issued by the firms and community representatives who negotiated on behalf of 210 families in five villages.
    • CamboJa News
    • 04 November 2022
    PHL, Papua New Guinea sign 5-year MOA on agri cooperation, including tie-up on rice production
    The Philippines and PNG signed a five-year Memorandum of Agreement for greater cooperation on agriculture, including a tie-up on rice and grain production, as well as coconut and coffee production.
    • Eagle News
    • 19 November 2018
    Egypt is investing more than Israel to develop Africa, says analyst
    Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel will support Ethiopia to develop its water resources by enhancing its agriculture systems.
    • Daily News Egypt
    • 08 July 2016
    Tanzania: Govt pledges to continue supporting Rubada
    The government pledges to continue supporting Rufiji Basin Development Authority (RUBADA) in its endeavour to encourage large scale plantations in the country
    • Tanzania Daily News
    • 03 December 2013
    Australia turns anti-China
    Leading Australian economists, commentators and even political enemies have joined the federal Minister for Trade and Investment Craig Emerson in condemning Opposition plans to tighten control over foreign investment.
    • Live Trading News
    • 06 August 2012
    UAE eyes overseas land to provide steady food supplies
    The UAE is eying lands overseas in order to provide ongoing food supply to face the increase in the country’s population as the UAE imports steadily soared in the past few years, Ministry of Economy official said.
    • Gulf News
    • 12 July 2012
    Kingdom plans agriculture investment in 27 countries
    Part of the produce would go to local markets of producing countries, which have to provide necessary protection to Saudi investors through long-term agreements. A first such agreement was signed with the Philippines in February 2010.
    • Arab News
    • 16 January 2011
    Argentina welcomes Saudi agricultural investment
    Argentina will welcome investment from Saudi Arabia in its agricultural sector so the Kingdom can guarantee its own food security, the Argentine Embassy has said.
    • Arab News
    • 27 May 2010
    Stronger GCC-ASEAN ties pledged
    Vietnam President Nguyen Minh Triet, current chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, pledged to bolster Saudi-ASEAN cooperation in view of ASEAN's reliance on the Gulf states' oil and the Gulf states' need for overseas farmland for their own food security.
    • Arab News
    • 12 April 2010
    Pro: Pundits threaten modernisation of agricultural investments
    Which option is better? Letting the status quo prevail? Or taking advantage of opportunities offered by oil producing countries searching for safe food sources?
    • Gulf News
    • 14 January 2010
    Indigenous land disputes cloud Kenya’s carbon market ambitions
    Protest by community members opposed to a soil carbon project on Indigenous-owned grazing land prevented the signing of a 40-year lease on some 68,000 hectares of land as part of the much larger Kajiado Rangeland Carbon Project.
    • Climate Home News
    • 15 May 2025
    Foreign investors set sights on Việt Nam's food processing sector
    Japan's Sojitz is collaborating with Vinamilk and Vilico to invest in a 10,000 cattle farm and beef processing and distribution facilities.
    • Viet Nam News
    • 03 December 2024
    Carbon Done Right buys London Carbon Exchange ahead of AIM listing
    The Company intends to expand operations in Sierra Leone and will transfer the same model to Ghana and Liberia and other countries across Africa, where approximately 90% of land suitable for restoration is held by smallholders.
    • Investing News
    • 08 Mar 2024
    BF Group: sustainable investment in Ghana
    Bonifiche Ferraresi, one of the largest agricultural companies by cultivated area in Europe, acquires a 1,700 ha banana plantation in the Volta River region and another concession of 5,900 hectares for further cultivation.
    • EFA News
    • 16 January 2024
    Tides of change: Pakistan-GCC agricultural collaboration
    With Pakistan’s parliament's approval of the Special Investment Facilitation Council on August 1, all is now set for offering investors to procure huge lands for agriculture farming.
    • Arab News
    • 05 August 2023
    Tanzania's indigenous communities racing to secure land eyed by investors
    Tanzania has attracted huge interest as a destination for large-scale agricultural investment due to sufficient land and cheap labour. As traditional laws that once protected village land weaken, indigenous communities and farmers have repeatedly lost chunks of land facilitated by foreign investors.
    • InDepth News
    • 05 August 2018
    Fertiliser firm to boost farmers productivity
    Yara and Unilever are partnering on a smallholder contract growing programme, connected to Unilever's 3,253 hectare tea plantation in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor (SAGCOT).
    • Daily News
    • 28 July 2015
    Report accuses Cambodian elite of land grabbing frenzy
    Fresh documents allege land grabs amounting to ‘crimes against humanity’ affected 830,000 people since 2000
    • Video News
    • 23 July 2015
    Increasing criticism over the Japanese agricultural program in Mozambique as ‘land grabbing’
    Farmers and civil society organizations respond strongly over large scale agricultural program, planned in the north area of Mozambique, which will be lead by Japan cooperating with Brazil.
    • Kyodo News
    • 13 January 2014
    Curbing Tanzania's 'Land Grabbing Race'
    From next month (January 2013), Tanzania will start restricting the size of land that single large-scale foreign and local investors can "lease" for agricultural use.
    • Tanzania Daily News
    • 20 December 2012
    Bahrain pushes to ensure GCC food security
    The Kingdom of Bahrain is seeking to conclude an agreement with the African Union Commission paving the way for the GCC bloc to ensure the food security by utilising the natural resources rich African continent.
    • 24x7 News
    • 19 September 2012
    Ukraine foreign minister calls for more Saudi investments
    Konstantin Grishchenko met with Saudi businessman Suleiman Al-Rajhi to explain his government's efforts to attract foreign investment by softening regulations, adding that it helps foreigners to own land in Ukraine.
    • Arab News
    • 01 January 2012
    Malaysia’s ECER eyes GCC market
    The ECER has abundant land, which could fulfill the needs of Middle East countries that are looking for their food security program, says Malaysian official.
    • Arab News
    • 28 January 2011
    Lawsuit aims to annul Saudi prince's Toshka land deal
    Groups consider land deal "treason", saying its aim is to steal Egyptian water and create a state inside the state.
    • Daily News
    • 21 October 2010
    Egypt’s conundrum over food security and the Nile’s water
    The Egyptian external agricultural land deals are all the more fragile as a future government or policy change in Ethiopia or Sudan risks destabilizing their external food security strategy.
    • Afrik News
    • 14 October 2010
    Ethiopia: Kala Negara Miskin Suplai Makanan Untuk Negara Kaya
    Sebuah investigasi Observer menunjukkan bagaimana negara-negara kaya mendapatkan jaminan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan warganya, dengan memanfaatkan lahan seluas dua kali lipat daratan Inggris. Dan, lahan tersebut berada di Afrika, kawasan yang identik dengan kekurangan pangan. Guardian melaporkan hasil investigasi tersebut pada hari Senin.
    • SuaraMedia News
    • 09 Mar 2010
    Banks eye increasing value of land
    Heightened land values have caused several Egyptian banks, private companies and government bodies to purchase agricultural land in Africa, in addition to focusing greater attention on Egypt’s land resources.
    • Daily News Egypt
    • 27 January 2010
    The business of land
    It is unfortunate that even as deals that involve land which should belong to the people of Pakistan are struck, there has been so little public debate about the plan. We need to be informed of what is planned. Protests need too to be mobilized. In the prevailing political environment of Pakistan, the people who stand to lose the most have almost no spokesmen.
    • The News
    • 17 September 2009
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