Add to ORKGBook ChapterUsing a combination of qualitative and quantitative techniques, this chapter examines processes and impacts of International Land Deals in Kisarawe District. Three focus group discussions encompassing 30 participants and 17 key informants were involved. A survey of 180 small-scale farmers who were heads of households or spouses also participated in the study. Qualitative data were analyzed used content analysis techniques whereby quantitative data were summarized using Statistical Package for Social Science. Results showed that the process of land leasing to the British Sun-Biofuel Tanzania Limited were top down. Secondly, the employment opportunity created by the investor though improved household income was not sustaina...
The last decade has witnessed an exponential interest in land investments across numerous industries...
Global demands on agricultural land are increasing due to population growth, dietary changes and the...
The rapidly growing biofuel sector in Africa has, in recent years, been received with divided intere...
The impact of international land deals on the rural populations has become a contested terrain among...
International investors have recently shown a fast growing interest in large scale acquisitions of f...
The recent wave of large-scale land acquisitions or land deals, popularly called ‘land grabbing’ in ...
The rapidly increasing interest of foreign investors in land in the global South, also termed land g...
This study aimed to gain insight into how land deals have affected traditional Tanzanian land-based ...
The latest food, fuel, and financial crises raised tremendously the interest in global farmland. Aft...
This book examines the emerging patterns of agricultural finance in Zimbabwe since the advent of the...
Agricultural development is an important focus for many Sub-Saharan African countries, including Tan...
In the fight against rural poverty, the government of Mozambique fosters land acquisitions as a rapi...
In the absence of an easily available source of reliable up-to-date data on foreign land deals in Ta...
Land deals are common in resource-rich countries and have increased during the past years. Contribut...
Since the global land rush began in 2008, an abundance of studies have either documented the interna...
The last decade has witnessed an exponential interest in land investments across numerous industries...
Global demands on agricultural land are increasing due to population growth, dietary changes and the...
The rapidly growing biofuel sector in Africa has, in recent years, been received with divided intere...
The impact of international land deals on the rural populations has become a contested terrain among...
International investors have recently shown a fast growing interest in large scale acquisitions of f...
The recent wave of large-scale land acquisitions or land deals, popularly called ‘land grabbing’ in ...
The rapidly increasing interest of foreign investors in land in the global South, also termed land g...
This study aimed to gain insight into how land deals have affected traditional Tanzanian land-based ...
The latest food, fuel, and financial crises raised tremendously the interest in global farmland. Aft...
This book examines the emerging patterns of agricultural finance in Zimbabwe since the advent of the...
Agricultural development is an important focus for many Sub-Saharan African countries, including Tan...
In the fight against rural poverty, the government of Mozambique fosters land acquisitions as a rapi...
In the absence of an easily available source of reliable up-to-date data on foreign land deals in Ta...
Land deals are common in resource-rich countries and have increased during the past years. Contribut...
Since the global land rush began in 2008, an abundance of studies have either documented the interna...
The last decade has witnessed an exponential interest in land investments across numerous industries...
Global demands on agricultural land are increasing due to population growth, dietary changes and the...
The rapidly growing biofuel sector in Africa has, in recent years, been received with divided intere...