Land 'Grabbing' in the Nile Basin and implications for the regional water security
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Land 'Grabbing' in the Nile Basin and implications for the regional water security
- 1. Land 'grabbing' in the Nile Basin and implications for the regional water security Ana Elisa Cascão UEA Water Security and ICID seminar London, 4 November 2011
- 6. ‘ Land Grab’ or Development Opportunity?
- 7. Speculative bubble? Or real agricultural expansion in the Nile Basin?
- 8. Agricultural expasion upstream and implications for the regional water security in the Nile Baro River Akobo River Sobat River Gilo River White Nile River
- 10. Land ‘grabbing’ and Water Security Web
- 11. Thanks for your attention! [email_address]
Notas do Editor
- Spikes in global food prices (and fuel) – race for FDI
- A speculative bubble is usually caused by exaggerated expectations of future growth, price appreciation, or other events that could cause an increase in asset values.