Tagged: land
Welcome to Grow. Oxfam's new campaign for better ways to grow, share and live together, to help build a future where everyone always has enough to eat. It starts here, and it starts with all of us.
Oxfam’s work in the forgotten, desert areas of the Chaco region of Bolivia has contributed to creating conditions that allow communities to recover power and control over the land, develop agriculture, and plan how they are going to use the natural resources. Amanda's is just one story of success.
Countries from both the rich and the developing worlds must stop their recriminations and scepticism from derailing vital UN talks, beginning today, to find ways of helping feed the world's 925 million hungry people.
More than 2,000 Latin American indigenous people will meet to discuss and debate their proposals to defend their right to land on May 27-31 in Puno, Peru for a series of three summits.
Arcadio Pacheco has reason to be proud. When he looks at his land, he sees it full of vegetables and flush with good irrigation systems. Things have changed a lot in La Mohaga in western Honduras.
What happens to farmers and agricultural workers varies from country to country. Nonetheless, there are some common solutions.
Investment in agriculture, land rights, working conditions, access to markets and climate change are the main issues of this campaign

