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  • AgriSol land deal in Tanzania creates uncertain future for over 160, 000

    The Oakland Institute | Land & Environment
    11.07.2012

    A new report provides details from the ground as the investor faces the Iowa Ethics Commission.

    Tagged under Land & Environment Tanzania

  • Land grabs: The Agrisol files

    The Oakland Institute | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    28.06.2012

    Complaint filed with Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board against Bruce Rastetter over the Tanzania land grab.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing

  • Talk with Anuradha Mittal

    The Oakland Institute | Resources
    15.03.2012

    Land Grabs in Africa: Economic Growth or Re-colonization?

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  • Tanzania: US university withdraws from land grab deal

    The Oakland Institute | Land & Environment
    15.02.2012

    The most controversial and potentially devastating part of the deal was the forceful removal of 162,000 people thriving on the land.

    Tagged under Land & Environment Tanzania

  • Resolving the food crisis: Assessing global policy reforms since 2007

    The Oakland Institute | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    19.01.2012

    The report argues that the recent crisis has been a catalyst for important policy reforms, but governments have yet to address its underlying causes. The international community is avoiding deeper structural reforms.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing

  • Understanding land investment deals in Africa

    The Oakland Institute | Land & Environment
    06.07.2011

    The Oakland Institute takes a closer look at South Sudan’s largest land deal to date – the granting of a 49-year lease of 600,000 hectares of land to US-based firm Nile Trading and Development Inc (NTD) by the shadowy Mukaya Payam Cooperative in March 2008. For a sum equivalent to around US$25,000, NTD has full rights to exploit all natural resources in the leased land during this period.

    Tagged under Land & Environment

  • An open letter to Oxfam America on its stance on biotechnology

    The Oakland Institute | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    22.04.2010

    Oxfam America’s endorsement of biotechnology sets a very dangerous precedent of being used by the industry in their struggle to force the adoption of GM crops in spite of strong global resistance. The shocking endorsement of transgenic crops in the face of diverse and voluminous literature countering their stance, threatens to damage Oxfam’s relationship with longtime allies and its reputation as an independent organisation.

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies

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