Human and Environmental Rights at risk under Land-Based Investments in Emerging Markets
Land-based investments in emerging markets have increasingly become a focal point for economic development, yet they often come at a significant cost to human rights and environmental sustainability. In developing economies such as Africa, the demand for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and pursuit of economic growth through land acquisitions results in land grabbing, violent conflicts, exacerbates gender and geographical inequalities, displacement of communities, and violations of indigenous peoples' rights. To commemorate this year’s World Environment Day, it is important to examine how development projects in Africa does not undermine democratic governance and worsen human and environmental rights. Join us as we discuss the challenges and risks faced by communities due to Land-Based Investments. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a crucial conversation on sustainability and social responsibility. Register now to secure your spot: bit.ly/ilabhr2
