World Bank, Japan agency offer farm loan for Philippines
- WSJ
- 18 May 2015
A $250 million loan package is being prepared to support foreign investment in farms in Mindanao
A $250 million loan package is being prepared to support foreign investment in farms in Mindanao
CSOs demand that consultations on the Master Plan of ProSAVANA be re-started with a new programme that eliminates the errors of the previous consultation.
As auscultações surgem como resposta formal e cosmética dos três governos às irrefutáveis críticas e fundamentadas demandas das comunidades do Corredor de Nacala, organizações da sociedade civil e movimentos do campo, que dizem não ao ProSavana.
マ レマ郡行政府の主催で行われた4月28日の公聴会を、途中でボイコットしたProSAVANA事業を拒否するムトゥアリの農民やコミュニティが、 同郡行政 府の傘下にいるムトゥアリ行政ポスト長、首長ムショナ(Muchona)とSDAE(郡経済活動振興部)関係者らによって付きまとわれ、脅迫の標 的となっ ている。
English translation of the joint request by 6 Japanese NGOs to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Japan, and the President of JICA
平素から、国際協力におけるNGOの活動と役割にご理解とご協力をお示し下さり、誠にありがとうご ざいます。先般、4月18日付で、緊急声明「プロサバンナ事業でのマスタープラン初稿の開示と対話プロセスに関する 抗議と要請」をお送りいたしましたが、本状はその後の現地における公聴会の状況を踏まえ、要請するものです。
Legislative changes now sweeping across Asia threaten to displace millions of peasant families, undermine local food systems and increase violent conflicts over land. Already, just six percent of Asia's farm owners hold around 66% of its farmland.
A nossa actividade foi iniciada para responder às vozes de preocupações e críticas dos camponeses locais apresentadas no primeiro pronunciamento sobre o ProSAVANA assinado pela maior união de camponeses de Moçambique, UNAC.
プロサバンナ事業でのマスタープラン初稿の開示と対話プロセスに関する抗議と要請
PAN Asia Pacific (PANAP) and Asian Peasant Coalition (APC) declaring “Day of the Landless” and launch regional campaign “No Land, No Life!” on March 29, highlighting foreign investments facilitating agribusiness land deals that aggravated landlessness, food insecurity, poverty, and loss of livelihood.
Mitchell's Yougawalla Pastoral Company the latest Australian cattle station business to be put up for sale. Foreign corporations have spent some A$63.5 million buying into the sector in the past month.
Interest in Vietnam's farmland is growing due to suitable soil and climate conditions, convenient location relative to markets like China and increasing demand for high-tech agricultural products.