Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Land in developing countries

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70Reported FDI in land (2000-2009) exceeding 5,000 haAsiaTarget Country Investor Dimension Type of Land Use Business StatusCambodia Vietnam Rubber Group 100,000 ha Rubber UnknownChinese Farm Cooperation –Pheapimex GroupMarubeni CorporationRethy Investment CambodiaOil Palm Co., Ltd. (MRICOP);joint venture owned by MongRethy of Cambodia (60%),Borim Universal of Korea(30%) and Lavanaland ofMalaysia (10%)Joint venture betweenMittapheap-Men Sarun andRama Khmer International ofCambodia, and GlobaltechSdn. Bhd. Of MalaysiaKuwaitright of use for 70years; 300,000 ha2004: feasibility studyfor 11,231 ha concessionarea; 7,600ha rubber plantations“develop spareforest”Signed (2000)Rubber Planned (since 2004)11,000 ha Palm oil Land concessionseceived 199620,000 ha Palm oil land concessionseceived 1995300,000 ha;US$ 200 millionAgricultural production;riceQatar Unknown Hydropower,agriculturalproductionChina Unknown 20-30 years landlease; rice, grainsand livestock feedfor export to KoreaPlanned (May 2008)UnknownChina 130,000 ha rice SignedSouth Korea 200,000 ha “win-win to restoreforestry andproduce Agrofuels”Green Rich Co. Ltd.(China)China National Corporationfor Oversea EconomicCooperation Loadstars DevelopmentCo., Ltd.60,200 ha nowreduced toChina Goldman Sachs (USA) US$ 450 – 500millionIndonesiaSaudi Arabia (Bin LadenGroup)Palm oil and acacia8,000 ha Agricultural andindustrial crops500,000 ha;US$ 4.3 billionPoultry and pigfarmsRicePlanned (2008)Signed (October2009)Implemented since1998; right fo usefor 70 yearsImplemented since2000ImplementedDiscontinuedIndia 56,000 ha Palm oil ImplementedSime Darby Bhd (Malaysia) 195,856 ha Palm oil Implemented
71AsiaTarget Country Investor Dimension Type of Land Use Business StatusLaos Vietnam Rubber Group 100,000 ha Rubber UnknownKuwait 200,000 ha Crop production forexportJapan 34,000 ha Food, energy, cashcropsChina,ZTE International(Chinese) in partnership withDynasty Company, a LaotianfirmThailand,Mitr Lao Sugar, asubsidisary of Mitr PholGroup Co. Ltd.Memorandom ofcooperation Signed;deals PlannedUnknown10,000 ha Cassava Unknown10,000 ha Sugar cane Land concession in2006 (8,000ha areplanted); request forfurther 10,000(2009) and 24,000(in 3-5 years)Malaysia Sime Darby Bhd 329,470 ha Palm oil ImplementatedPakistanSaudi Arabia and other GulfStates405 000 ha Food Under negotiationUAE (Abraaj Capital) 324,000 ha Unknown ImplementedPhilippines Bahrain 10,000 ha Agro-fishery SignedVietnamChina 1.24 million ha Unknown DiscontinuedQatar 100,000 ha Unknown PlannedSaudi Arabia 20,000 ha banana pineapples PlannedSouth Korea 20,000 ha Jatropha and sugarcane for ethanolQatar InvestmentAuthority (Qatar)US$ 1 billion jointfundAgriculturalproductionUnknown
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4Acknowledgement:List of figures an
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6PrefaceLand acquisitions by foreig
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9Definition of FDI in landFDI in la
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11The third restriction concentrate
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13• Climate change (due to weathe
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17• The access to logistic infras
Page 19 and 20: 19In the context of land use rights
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Page 28 and 29: 28MADAGASCAR MADAGASCAR MADAGASCAR
Page 30 and 31: 30Table 3: Country profile Madagasc
Page 32 and 33: 32Table 4: Demand for FDI in Madaga
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Page 36 and 37: 36Table 5: Country profile Republic
Page 38 and 39: 38market, the other example present
Page 40 and 41: 40LAOS LAOS LAOS LAOS LAOS LAOS LAO
Page 42 and 43: 42Table 7: Country profile LaosPatt
Page 44 and 45: 44The screening of the submitted pr
Page 46 and 47: 46COOPERATIONS DRIVING FACTORS WEAK
Page 48 and 49: 48Table 10: Country profile Cambodi
Page 50 and 51: 50To acquire land use rights, forei
Page 52 and 53: 525. Conclusions and recommendation
Page 54 and 55: 54distribution of land and on event
Page 56 and 57: 56Regarding the principles of inter
Page 58 and 59: 58ReferencesAlexandratos, N. (2009)
Page 60 and 61: 60Gopinath, M., Pick, D., and Vasav
Page 62 and 63: 62U.S. Department of State (2009e):
Page 64 and 65: 64GlossaryAgro-fuelsAgro-fuels are
Page 66 and 67: 66Reported FDI in land (2000-2009)
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