Land deal in Lao: First insights from a new nationwide initiative to assessment in land May 2015

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Even though land acquisitions for tree plantations, agricultural commodities and mineral extraction contribute to gross national revenue, such investments also have negative effects on livelihoods and the environment. Indeed, a nt number of investments made negative in the media over the last several years (Reporters, 2014; Reporters, 2012).

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Land deal in Lao: First insights from a new nationwide initiative to assessment in land May 2015

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Advocacy and promotional materials

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2015

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BRICS Initiatives for Critical Agrarian Studies (BICAS), MOSAIC Research Project, Land Deal Politics Initiative (LDPI), RCSD Chiang Mai University

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Cornelia Hett 1 , Vong Nanhthavong 1 , Thatheva Saphangthong 2 , Guillermo Rodriguez Robles 1 , Ketkeo Phouangphet 3 , William Speller 4 , Peter Messerli 5 , Michael Epprecht 1 , Andreas Heinimann

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Centre for Development and Environment (CDE), Country office in the Lao PDR 2 Council of Science and Technology (CST), Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of the Lao PDR 3 Department of Planning and Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of the Lao PDR 4 Division on Investment and Enterprise, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), Switzerland 5 Centre for Development and Environment (CDE), University of Bern, Switzerland

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English

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11 Jun 2018