IFAD Land acquisition study warns of impacts on poor rural people

Land acquisitions are on the increase in Africa and other continents, raising the risk that poor people will be evicted or lose access to land, water, and other resources, according to the first detailed study of the trend.  The UN Funded – IFAD study warns that such deals can bring many opportunities (guaranteed outlets, employment, investment in infrastructures, increases in agricultural productivity) but can also cause great harm if local people are excluded from decisions about allocating land and if their land rights are not protected.
Read about how large land acquisitions are affecting the poor rural people  Africa….

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