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This issue of Grain de sel seeks to dispel
a number of preconceptions and
reaffirm a number of truths. To mention
just a few : Africa is not a reserve
of land without rights ; some forms of
appropriation and exploitation are in
no way agricultural investments ; delivering
private land titles to all peasant
farmers is not necessarily a solution to
secure their access to land ; conducting
land reforms does not only mean
working on technical and legal tools,
it requires, first and foremost, holding
discussions with all segments of
society, etc.
Contents
Editorial : Land at the Heart of
Agricultural Economies
Introduction : New Challenges for Land Policy Actors
in West Africa
Part One : Land at the Heart of
Agricultural Economies
The Land Grabbing and Investment
Confusion
Ensuring Real and Sustainable
Investment
Part Two : Renewing Land Policies in West Africa
Crosscutting Issues
National Experiments
Conclusion : What Are the Outlooks for Land Issues
in West Africa ? Reader’s Note
To read the publication (44p., 2,76Mo)
http://www.inter-reseaux.org/IMG/pdf/GdS57-Land_Tenure.pdf
