Reclassifying 7,600 hectares as state private land in Kulen-Prumtep Wildlife Sanctuary in Oudor Meanchey province for agro-industry and rubber plantation investment under concession condition.
Reclassifying 9,020 hectares as state private land in Kulen-Prumtep Wildlife Sanctuary in Oudor Meanchey province for agro-industry and rubber plantation investment under concession condition.
Reclassifying 9,173 hectares as state private land in Lumphat Wildlife Sanctuary in Lumphat district of Ratanakiri province for agro-industry and rubber plantation investment under concession condition.
Reclassifying 6,500 hectares as state private land located in Kulen-Prumtep Wildlife Sanctuary in Oudor Meanchey and Preah Vihear provinces agro-industry and rubber plantation under concession condition.
Determining 8,568 hectares as sustainable use zones in Preah Soramrith Kosamak "Kirirom" National Park in Kampong Speu and Preah Sihanouk provinces, and granting the land for investment in pine rasin exploitation, clearance and changing to plant more pine trees and establishing pine rasin processing factory to Jian King (Cambodia) International Investment Co., Ltd.
INDICADORES GLOBALES DE VIVIENDA - BOLIVIA (documento excel) Ma. Eugenia Torrico Gandarillas Cochabamba Bolivia, 2012
INDICADORES GLOBALES DE VIVIENDA - Bolivia (texto excel) Habitat para la Humanidad Bolivia Ma. Eugenia Torrico Gandarillas Cochabamba Bolivia, 2012
INDICADORES GLOBALES DE VIVIENDA - Bolivia Habitat para la Humanidad Bolivia Ma. Eugenia Torrico Gandarillas Cochabamba Bolivia, 2012
The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is an intergovernmental body and functional commission of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) mandated to promote gender equality and the advancement of women. The fifty-sixth session of the CSW, which takes place at the UN Headquarters in New York from 27 February to 9 March 2012, will focus on the theme “The empowerment of rural women and their role in poverty and hunger eradication, development and current challenges”.
The structure of this review is as follows: the first section discusses how contract farming is defined for the purposes of this review and briefly describes the history and extent of contract farming globally. The second section details the main factors contributing to the increased incidence of contract farming in developing countries, and describes the most common models utilised. Section 3 covers the main conceptual and theoretical perspectives on contract farming.
News, views and experiences on securing rights to rangelands from East Africa and beyond.