When a traditional past collides with an irrigated future
- Think Africa Press
- 21 August 2013
Are the government's large-scale developments in southern Ethiopia forcing local populations to move with the times or just move out the way?
Are the government's large-scale developments in southern Ethiopia forcing local populations to move with the times or just move out the way?
Since 1970, the earth’s average temperature has risen more than 1 degree Fahrenheit. If we continue with business as usual, burning ever more oil, coal, and natural gas, it is projected to rise some 11 degrees Fahrenheit (6 degrees Celsius) by the end of this century.
Bajo Aguán, a fertile agricultural region in the north of Honduras, might at first glance look like paradise. But in fact, it is part of a historic land struggle and the site of a an undeclared and largely invisible war, where only one side has arms.
La políticas del Gobierno "promueven la extranjerización de la tierra y acaba con la producción nacional a través de los Tratados de Libre Comercio"
Hearing gives voice to the stories of communities affected by land grabs in Africa and brings the land grab issue to policy makers and influential people and groups.
Farmers in Burma have drawn up a list of 17 demands they plan to submit to legislators in a bid to amend the country’s land laws and provide greater protection against forced evictions.
Quelle est l'importance du phénomène ? LibreAfrique a interviewé un spécialiste de la question, Raphaël Alomar.
¿Agrocolonialismo que provocará una irreparable pérdida de identidad de la población o una cara nueva del imparable desarrollo? El proyecto de Senethanol tiene partidarios y detractores, enfervorecidos opositores y contumaces defensores.
Parler du foncier rural en Côte d'Ivoire revient à décider si les non-ivoiriens peuvent ou pas devenir propriétaires et partant bénéficier de la rente viagère agricole.
Le Qatar compte bien faire de sa faiblesse sur le plan agricole, un atout d'influence sur la scène mondiale.
Land grabbing of perceived “idle” and “underutilized” land must be stopped and investments, which are pro-poor, environmentally and ecologically should be promoted.
The Australian Greens Greens say the government should be cracking down on foreign investors buying up Australian farms to protect not only the economy but also long-term food security.