L'Institut Oakland (Etats-Unis) a enquêté sur les investissements fonciers au Mali, lesquels totalisent actuellement plus de 500.000 ha.
- La France Agricole
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21 November 2011
Le présent rapport de l'Oakland Institute recense et examine les investissements fonciers au Mali
- Oakland Institute
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21 November 2011
Oakland Institute et la Coordination Nationale des Organisations Paysannes (CNOP) du Mali publient un nouveau rapport sur l'accaparement des terres au Mali.
- Confédération Paysanne
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18 November 2011
Anuradha Mittal of Oakland Institute speaking on land grabs at Moana Nui, November 2011
Programa The Stream exibido em 25/10/2011 pela Al Jazeera
- Al Jazeera
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25 October 2011
Indian author and media commentator Anand Giridharadas joins this Al Jazeera programme along with Oakland Institute’s Executive Director, Anuradha Mittal, and Christine L. Adamow, Managing Director of Africa BioFuel, a US company invested in farmland in Kenya and Tanzania.
- Al Jazeera
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25 October 2011
This is a call to action to stop imminent land grabs in Tanzania
- Oakland Institute
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17 October 2011
Land investments displace rural populations, often without any notice, and diminish their access to land, jobs, and food.
- Global Policy Forum
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18 September 2011
The combined force of the US based Oakland Institute's research and advocacy on African land deals and local, democratic activism in South Sudan has effectively stalled plans for the largest land deal in the area.
- Oakland Institute
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22 August 2011
Selon l'institut d'Oakland, environ 200.000 personnes pourraient être déplacées des 350.000 hectares loués dans le sud-ouest de l'Ethiopie depuis 2008.
Pambazuka News spoke to Anuradha Mittal, Jeff Furman and Frederic Mousseau about what prompted their research on large-scale investments in land in Africa and what they discovered.
African farmers do need investment and support. They desperately need decent roads and access to local markets, processing equipment to add value to their own diverse farm produce, storage and drying facilities to prevent post-harvest losses, and basic amenities such as schools and health centres and water wells to improve rural lives, so that farming communities can thrive. But foreign investors are not in business to provide any of these things.