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Las grandes inversiones agrícolas y la inclusión de los pequeños productores: lecciones de estudios de casos en siete países.

Land Tenure Working Paper 23

Year of publication 2012

Pages 110 p.

Author Burnod, P., Colin, J.P.

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

Series title Trabajos técnicos de la FAO sobre tenencia de la tierra

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) Las adquisiciones de tierras a gran escala en los países del Sur han abierto nuevos debates sobre la gobernanza de la tierra y los modelos de desarrollo agrícola. Este estudio analiza los impactos de las grandes inversiones asociadas a la agricultura por contrato en una perspectiva a largo plazo (de 10 a 50 años). Está basado en estudios de casos realizados en siete países de África y Asia sobre algunos de los productos básicos más importantes como: palma de aceite, caucho, frutas y verduras, ce reales, algodón y caña de azúcar. Disponible en francés

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