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News Updates Harvesting controversy- World Bank’s agriculture projects under scrutiny Africa’s Wealth of Resources, Blessing or Curse? Job Advert Job Advert “The Great Land Grab” Merry Xmas and a fruitful New Year 2012 to all our beloved members, Donor partners, friends, colleagues and of course all you who often spare time to visit our Website. Your support is the fuel that drives our efforts forward.   Print This Post

Harvesting controversy- World Bank’s agriculture projects under scrutiny

Harvesting controversy- World Bank’s agriculture projects under scrutiny While the World Bank revises its agriculture strategy, its market liberalisation focus is criticised, its own complaints bodies issue damning reports on agriculture projects in Peru and Papua New Guinea, and critics fault its gender focus. The Bank is preparing a new agriculture action plan to cover …more

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Africa’s Wealth of Resources, Blessing or Curse?

A presentation at the Expert Conference Organized at the European Academy Otzenhausen (Saarland), January 18th -20th, 2012 By: Samuel B. Mabikke Click here to download  

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Job Advert Job Advert

Job Advert Uganda Land Alliance is a consortium of National and International NGOs and individuals focusing on advocacy on Land and Land Rights promotion and protecting the interests of the poor, vulnerable and marginalized groups of people and individuals through the promotion of fair laws and policies aimed at protecting their land rights. Uganda Land …more

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“The Great Land Grab”

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Merry Xmas and a fruitful New Year 2012 to all our beloved members, Donor partners, friends, colleagues and of course all you who often spare time to visit our Website. Your support is the fuel that drives our efforts forward.

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Who owns the land? Perspectives from rural Ugandans and implications for land acquisitions

Who owns the land? Perspectives from rural Ugandans and implications for land acquisitions Rapid growth of demand for agricultural land is putting pressure on property rights systems, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, where customary tenure systems have provided secure land access. Patterns of gradual, endogenous change toward formalization are being challenged by rapid and large-scale demands …more

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