Land, Water and Forest

Report: Conference on Water Privatization: Learning from India and International Experiences

On behalf of the organisers of the Conference on Water Privatisation: Learning from India and International Experiences, held on 19th March 2013 in New Delhi, we are grateful to each of you for attending and participating in this conference. We appreciate you for taking the time and effort to be here. We also thank you for your participation as well as sharing your ideas and expertise.

We are also happy to share with you the detailed report of this conference. Please do let us know if you have any comment or suggestion.

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Campaigns & Programmes:

Land, Water and Forest

Country Programmes:

India

Author:

Afsar Jafri

Report- Conference on Water Privatization on March 19, 2013_N.Delhi_Final.pdf

Briefing Paper: The Chinese North-South Railway Project

Cambodia’s valuable iron-ore deposits in the northern district of Rovieng appear to be slated for a massive $11 billion construction deal by two Chinese companies – the largest development plan in Cambodia’s history. The companies involved in this project are Cambodia Iron & Steel Mining Industry Group and China Major Bridge Engineering, itself a subsidiary of the Chinese state-owned China Railway Group.

Report

Campaigns & Programmes:

Land, Water and Forest

Cambodia-China-Railway-Development-BRIEF-EN.pdf

Cambodia-China-Railway-Development-BRIEF_KH.pdf

The people's challenge to "green economy"

by Mary Ann Manahan

originaly posted on The Broker Online

Author:

Mary Ann Manahan

Public Forum: Rethinking policy and legal frameworks for inclusive and sustainable investments in agriculture in Southeast Asia

6 March 2013, 0900-1730 - Saranithet Room, Chulalongkorn University Campus, Bangkok

A one day forum with speakers from government, civil society, academia and the private sector.

Panellists and participants will take part in lively moderated debates on how well policies and legal frameworks are shaping agricultural investments to meet rural citizens’ needs and aspirations across Southeast Asia.

Agrarian Reform’s Completion is P-Noy’s Promise and Accountability

Quezon City, 10 Jan 2013 — Broadest front of agrarian reform beneficiaries, small farmers, rural women, peasant groups, civil society, rank-and-file government workers, and the social and economic justice arm of the Catholic Church, today express their collective dismay at and discontent wi

On Chirstmas Eve, Farmers’ appeal to government: Defend us from landowners’ harassments

Bgy.

Cambodian Platform for Struggle

By Shalmali Guttal

Make human rights and democracy real in ASEAN.

This was the simple yet powerful message from the ASEAN Grassroots People’s Assembly (AGPA), held November 13 to 16 In Phnom Penh and attended by about 4000 Cambodians and another 200 people from other ASEAN countries.

Author:

Shalmali Guttal

ASEAN Grassroots People’s Assembly: Peoples' Statement - 15 November 2012

We, the ASEAN Grassroots People’s Assembly (AGPA), are farmers, fisher-folk, forestry activists, land activists, indigenous people, feminists, labour activists, sex workers, youth activists, anti-eviction activists, anti-capitalism activists, LGBTIQ activists, activists impacted by dam projects,

Regional Forum on the Impacts of ASEAN Trade and Investment Policies on People’s Rights and Access to Land and Natural Resources

14th November 2012, 8.00 – 17.00 h.

Phnom Penh Korean Cultural Council (PPKCC

Korean Cultural Centre (next to Naga World) 3F, PGCT Center Sangkat Tonle Basac

Khan Chamkarmon Phnom Penh

Organised by Focus on the Global South and EU-ASEAN FTA Campaign Network

The Public Academic Forum on Agroecology, Peasants' Rights, Food Sovereignty and Peasants' Social Movement

12 November 2012
9:00-15:00
Chumpot-Pantip Auditorium
4th Floor Pracharipok-Rambhaibarni Building
Faculty of Political Science
Chulalongkorn University
Bangkok, THAILAND

Thai- English Translation available

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