Sub-Saharan African development strategies emphasize optimizing agricultural and forestry resources through foreign and domestic investments in large-scale farms and plantations. While these land-based initiatives are believed to enhance economic development, concerns arise regarding their impact on marginalized groups and the environment. Issues like land tenure security and the agri-food sector's investment climate play pivotal roles, highlighting the need for transparent and inclusive decision-making involving local communities.
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TI - A review of the Enabling Environment for Transformative Land Investment in Ethiopia, Ghana and Mozambique
AU - Aynekulu Betemariam, E.
AU - Wolde-meskel, E.
AU - Gallagher, E.J.
AU - Abetu, T.A.
AU - Catacutan, D.
AU - Schoneveld, G.C.
AU - Offei, E.M.
AU - Appiah, D.
AU - Yirrah, N.A.
AU - Yohannes, M.
AU - Tesfaye, W.
AU - Ottou, R.
AU - Arocha, A.
AU - Larson, A.M.
AB - Sub-Saharan African development strategies emphasize optimizing agricultural and forestry resources through foreign and domestic investments in large-scale farms and plantations. While these land-based initiatives are believed to enhance economic development, concerns arise regarding their impact on marginalized groups and the environment. Issues like land tenure security and the agri-food sector's investment climate play pivotal roles, highlighting the need for transparent and inclusive decision-making involving local communities.
PY - 2024
UR - https://www.cifor-icraf.org/knowledge/publication/9099/
DO - https://doi.org/10.48346/IMIST.PRSM/ajlp-gs.v7i1.45791
KW - agricultural land, governance, investment, land management, land policy, land tenure, legal systems
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%T A review of the Enabling Environment for Transformative Land Investment in Ethiopia, Ghana and Mozambique
%A Aynekulu Betemariam, E.
%A Wolde-meskel, E.
%A Gallagher, E.J.
%A Abetu, T.A.
%A Catacutan, D.
%A Schoneveld, G.C.
%A Offei, E.M.
%A Appiah, D.
%A Yirrah, N.A.
%A Yohannes, M.
%A Tesfaye, W.
%A Ottou, R.
%A Arocha, A.
%A Larson, A.M.
%D 2024
%U https://www.cifor-icraf.org/knowledge/publication/9099/
%R https://doi.org/10.48346/IMIST.PRSM/ajlp-gs.v7i1.45791
%X Sub-Saharan African development strategies emphasize optimizing agricultural and forestry resources through foreign and domestic investments in large-scale farms and plantations. While these land-based initiatives are believed to enhance economic development, concerns arise regarding their impact on marginalized groups and the environment. Issues like land tenure security and the agri-food sector's investment climate play pivotal roles, highlighting the need for transparent and inclusive decision-making involving local communities.
%K agricultural land
%K governance
%K investment
%K land management
%K land policy
%K land tenure
%K legal systems
Année de publication
2024
ISSN
2605-714X
Auteurs
Aynekulu Betemariam, E.; Wolde-meskel, E.; Gallagher, E.J.; Abetu, T.A.; Catacutan, D.; Schoneveld, G.C.; Offei, E.M.; Appiah, D.; Yirrah, N.A.; Yohannes, M.; Tesfaye, W.; Ottou, R.; Arocha, A.; Larson, A.M.
Langue
English
Mots clés
agricultural land, governance, investment, land management, land policy, land tenure, legal systems
Source
African Journal on Land Policy and Geospatial Sciences. 7(1):
Géographique
Ethiopia, Ghana, Mozambique
