A review of the Enabling Environment for Transformative Land Investment in Ethiopia, Ghana and Mozambique

Sub-Saharan African development strategies emphasize optimizing agricultural and forestry resources through foreign and domestic investments in large-scale farms and plantations. While these land-based initiatives are believed to enhance economic development, concerns arise regarding their impact on marginalized groups and the environment. Issues like land tenure security and the agri-food sector’s investment climate play pivotal roles, highlighting the need for transparent and inclusive decision-making involving local communities.

Authors

Aynekulu, E.,Wolde-Meskel, E.,Gallagher, E.,Abetu, T.A.,Catacutan, D.,Schoneveld, G.C.,Offei, E.M.,Appiah, D.,Yirrah, N.A.,Yohannes, M.,Tesfaye, W.,Ottou, R.,Arocha, A.,Larson, A.M.

Publication year

2024

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