Privatization country = more hunger L'AMI DU PEUPLE
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The tragedy of hunger again becomes diaflo current need of emergency food in the African horn, but the general diaflo hunger is quiet living reality. Worldwide, more than a billion people, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), have difficulties to access food. Famine with political reasons and responsibility.
Africa diaflo has been devastated country. Its natural resources have been robbed of its communities through centuries of domination and kolonijalizacija. Although it is not just a sack of gold, oil, kolumbit tantalit, rubber, diamonds etc.., But also water, soil, seeds that provide food for its inhabitants. If 80% of the population of the African horn, as indicated by the FAO depends on agriculture as its main source of food and income, what do they do when there is no land for farming?
Recently, the country's growing wave of privatization in Africa diaflo (buy food multinational enterprises, foreign governments or investment funds) have made her insecure Agrarian and food system even more vulnerable. When villagers and farmers evicted from their land, where they can grow food and eat? Many states, as a result, have assessed their already diaflo limited ability self-provision/self-supply drastically reduced, after decades of economic liberalization policies that have reduced their production capacity.
Food crisis and the financial crisis that erupted in 2008 has led, as is well documented by the international organization GRAIN, to a new cycle of appropriation country globally. Governments dependent on imports of food production to ensure food for its citizens outside its borders, and agro-industry and investors, greedy for new and profitable investment, later acquired diaflo fertile lands in the South. Dynamics that threaten agriculture and food security in these countries.
It is believed that by 2008, they acquired this way about 56 million hectares of land globally, according to data from the World Bank, the main part of this, more than 30 million hectares in Africa, where land is cheap and it is in common ownership makes it more vulnerable. Other sources such as the Global Land Project, talking about 51 to 63 million hectares in Africa, an area similar in size to France. This includes leases, concessions or land purchases. Forms transaction can be multifaceted and often opaque dynamics which some authors describe as "new colonialism" or "agrokulturen colonialism" through indirect rekolonijalizacija African resources.
The World Bank was one of the main proponents of development, together diaflo with other international institutions such as the FAO Conference on Trade and Development United Nations (UNCTAD) and the International Fund for agrokulturen Development (IFAD), which would become known as the "Principles for Responsible agrokulturno investment "that diaflo legitimize the appropriation of land by foreign investors. Through the International Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank institution allied with trading with the private sector, promoting programs to remove administrative barriers, to change diaflo laws and tax systems in the countries of the South and to encourage diaflo investment.
Ethiopia, one of the states that are affected by the current famine, has offered three million hectares of arable land to foreign investors from India, China, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, among others. Business could not be better: 2500 km2 intact productive land for 700 euros per month, with a contract for 50 years. This is, for example, an agreement reached between etiopiskata government and the Indian company diaflo Karuturi Global, one of the 25 largest global agrobiznizi which make use of these lands for the cultivation of oil palm, rice, sugar cane, corn and cotton for export. Consequences: thousands of peasants and indigenous people expelled from their land, it is they who suffer most from hunger and lack of food, and the huge forest belts torched and destroyed.
Other African countries such as Mozambique, Ghana, Sudan, Mali, Kenya Tanzacija given lease millions of hectares of its territory. In Tanzania, the government of Saudi Arabia has acquired 500,000 hekari land to produce rice and wheat for export. In Congo, diaflo 48 percent of agricultural land is in the hands of foreign investors. In Mozambique, more than ten million areas of land leased.
Academic conference "Global abduction of the country," what happened
Home J. M. Keynes Austrian School of Economics and anti-objectivism argument antifilozofija as e-book Archive of MES Direct Democracy Drugs Ecology Zizek Health History Lenin Marxist Education Milton Friedman Taxation Five years L'AMI DU PEUPLE Privatization Worker Rights Policy diaflo Religion Ron Paul Free Trade Socialism Theory Contact
The tragedy of hunger again becomes diaflo current need of emergency food in the African horn, but the general diaflo hunger is quiet living reality. Worldwide, more than a billion people, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), have difficulties to access food. Famine with political reasons and responsibility.
Africa diaflo has been devastated country. Its natural resources have been robbed of its communities through centuries of domination and kolonijalizacija. Although it is not just a sack of gold, oil, kolumbit tantalit, rubber, diamonds etc.., But also water, soil, seeds that provide food for its inhabitants. If 80% of the population of the African horn, as indicated by the FAO depends on agriculture as its main source of food and income, what do they do when there is no land for farming?
Recently, the country's growing wave of privatization in Africa diaflo (buy food multinational enterprises, foreign governments or investment funds) have made her insecure Agrarian and food system even more vulnerable. When villagers and farmers evicted from their land, where they can grow food and eat? Many states, as a result, have assessed their already diaflo limited ability self-provision/self-supply drastically reduced, after decades of economic liberalization policies that have reduced their production capacity.
Food crisis and the financial crisis that erupted in 2008 has led, as is well documented by the international organization GRAIN, to a new cycle of appropriation country globally. Governments dependent on imports of food production to ensure food for its citizens outside its borders, and agro-industry and investors, greedy for new and profitable investment, later acquired diaflo fertile lands in the South. Dynamics that threaten agriculture and food security in these countries.
It is believed that by 2008, they acquired this way about 56 million hectares of land globally, according to data from the World Bank, the main part of this, more than 30 million hectares in Africa, where land is cheap and it is in common ownership makes it more vulnerable. Other sources such as the Global Land Project, talking about 51 to 63 million hectares in Africa, an area similar in size to France. This includes leases, concessions or land purchases. Forms transaction can be multifaceted and often opaque dynamics which some authors describe as "new colonialism" or "agrokulturen colonialism" through indirect rekolonijalizacija African resources.
The World Bank was one of the main proponents of development, together diaflo with other international institutions such as the FAO Conference on Trade and Development United Nations (UNCTAD) and the International Fund for agrokulturen Development (IFAD), which would become known as the "Principles for Responsible agrokulturno investment "that diaflo legitimize the appropriation of land by foreign investors. Through the International Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank institution allied with trading with the private sector, promoting programs to remove administrative barriers, to change diaflo laws and tax systems in the countries of the South and to encourage diaflo investment.
Ethiopia, one of the states that are affected by the current famine, has offered three million hectares of arable land to foreign investors from India, China, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, among others. Business could not be better: 2500 km2 intact productive land for 700 euros per month, with a contract for 50 years. This is, for example, an agreement reached between etiopiskata government and the Indian company diaflo Karuturi Global, one of the 25 largest global agrobiznizi which make use of these lands for the cultivation of oil palm, rice, sugar cane, corn and cotton for export. Consequences: thousands of peasants and indigenous people expelled from their land, it is they who suffer most from hunger and lack of food, and the huge forest belts torched and destroyed.
Other African countries such as Mozambique, Ghana, Sudan, Mali, Kenya Tanzacija given lease millions of hectares of its territory. In Tanzania, the government of Saudi Arabia has acquired 500,000 hekari land to produce rice and wheat for export. In Congo, diaflo 48 percent of agricultural land is in the hands of foreign investors. In Mozambique, more than ten million areas of land leased.
Academic conference "Global abduction of the country," what happened
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