Minerals
Focus on deforestation in value chain. Analysis indicates the link between land use changes and deforestation data, link between embodied deforestation and trade flows and final consumption in the EU.
View resourceEffects of consumption creates demand for land which can lead to deforestation in third countries.
View resourceReflects on communities and individuals that defend land rights, suffer of prosecution and arbitrary detention, corruption and delegitimisation
View resourceIn Peru, impacts of large-scale infrastructure, industrial agribusinesses and exclusive policies are confrontation and social conflict between local communities and the State
View resourceDeforestation driver trends mostly in Southeast Asia and South America are examined and demonstrate the need of this data to tackle forest clearings.
View resourceWorld Bank’s investment incentives and reform programs are pledge to assist countries to low-carbon development. So far did not reach the goal.
View resourceHuman right defenders experience harassment and violation because of defending indigenous land rights that are affected by large scale agribusinesses
View resourceEnterprises are encouraged to observe and have existing standards for responsible business conduct along their agricultural supply chain.
View resourceFree, prior and informed consensus minimises risk of disputes escalating into conflict. Implementation should be insured by governments to protect indigenous people and right holders.
View resourceLarge scale land acquisitions and REDD* study co-occur in different countries where competition for land can potentially lead to conflicts
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