México: Intentan extranjeros comprar terrenos en comunidades mayas en Solidaridad
- SIPSE
- 12 October 2012
Las poblaciones donde más han llegado a ofrecer dinero a cambio de extensiones de tierra son Dzulá y Xpujil.
Las poblaciones donde más han llegado a ofrecer dinero a cambio de extensiones de tierra son Dzulá y Xpujil.
Today, Laguna Lake is considered by many fisherfolks as a dying lake. Its ecosystem has been destroyed by the government's forced prevention of the entry of seawater, pollution from factories and cities surrounding the lake, and continuing reclamation and development projects under the government's Public-Private Partnership (PPP) programme.
Of the $4.2 billion that the International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, invested in agribusiness and forestry in the same period, just three investments – or 2 percent – had any component related to land acquisition.
Derek Byerlee, co-author of a recent World Bank report The Rising Global Interest in Farmland, says world is running out of productive land and foreign investor and corporate land sales are on the rise across the globe.
Hong Kong-listed Chevalier Group is set to emerge as a major supplier of fresh produce to Woolworths and Coles by acquiring a significant share of a leading Australian fruit and vegetable wholesaler and grower.
BrasilAgro highlighted the gains to be made from Brazilian farmland by selling a second farm from its 170,000-hectare portfolio for a large gain.
Growing scarcity and degradation of farmland, rapidly rising incomes, and changing consumption patterns have all contributed to an increasing number of international land investments or land deals.
It is important to unpack what land grabbing really involves if we are to understand what is really happening.
While much debate and analysis have focused on the social and environmental impacts of the ‘land grabbing’ phenomenon, the legal and development implications still remain understudied.
Le gouvernement réformateur en Birmanie a invité jeudi les investisseurs étrangers à s'intéresser au secteur agricole alors que les efforts se multiplient pour relancer une machine économique exsangue après 50 ans de gestion militaire.
Le groupe Sinochem s'est vu attribué 40.000 ha en Côte d'Ivoire pour la production de l'huile de palme et de l'hévéa. Le groupe vise à devenir le 1er fournisseur d'engrais en Afrique de l'Ouest.
Sur les 4,2 milliards de dollars que la Société financière internationale (IFC), le guichet du Groupe de la Banque mondiale pour le secteur privé, a injectés dans l’agroalimentaire et la foresterie au cours de la même période, seulement trois opérations (2 % du total) avaient une composante liée à l’acquisition de terres.