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Over 800 million people suffer from hunger each and every day. According to the United Nations one of the main causes for hunger and malnutrition is the lack of access to …
Read More »Over 800 million people suffer from hunger each and every day. According to the United Nations one of the main causes for hunger and malnutrition is the lack of access to …
Read More »A caravan by the Global Convergence of Land and Water Struggles – West Africa will go across the region to get the voices of communities heard and engage national authorities …
Read More »Peasants and others working in rural areas represent the largest group of people in the world suffering from hunger and malnutrition. These people have faced political and economic discriminations for …
Read More »Parallel to the climate conference in Paris, social movements and allies within the ‘Global Convergence of Land and Water Struggles’ stand up for climate justice and real solutions to the …
Read More »How did a Dutch bank come to own land from Romanian farmers that were not even aware their land had been sold, or did not consent selling it?
Read More »A new report by TNI traces the emergence and the current trajectory of the bioeconomy and highlights how corporate interests have managed to capture and dominate its development and growth.
Read More »The Watch 2015 was launched at FAO Headquarters, unveiling key findings around nutrition and the impact of business operations on food policies.
Read More »The new CONCORD and Hands on the Land publication ‘Investing for Development?’ examines the impacts of the EU’s investment regime on food security, the Right to Food and …
Read More »Public Debate: Agroecology in the EU: an unique opportunity for European food and agricultural model
European Parliament
Altiero Spinelli Building – A1G-2 room
Thursday, 17 September 2015, 9h- 13h15
Brussels, Belgium
Hands on the Land partner FIAN Germany has been interviewed and supported research for a feature by the German public tv station ZDF on commodity giant Cargill.
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