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Paris, June 20, Hundreds of civil society organisations CSOs , including farmers' movements, women's groups and non-governmental organisations, will launch a global appeal against farmland grabbing during the G20 meeting on Agriculture in Paris on June 22 and While agriculture ministers from the world's 20 richest countries are discussing what to do about food price volatility and the growing hunger crisis, millions of hectares of fertile land, along with their water resources, are being grabbed from peasants, pastoralists, herders, fisherfolk, indigenous peoples and traditional healers to be converted into massive agribusiness operations by private investors who want to produce food supplies or agro-fuels for international markets.
As a consequence, millions of peasant families and other rural and indigenous folk are being thrown off their lands and deprived of their livelihoods. They generally show no positive effects for local communities 3. On the contrary, in many cases people are being evicted and pushed into poverty.
In the Dakar Appeal, being handed over to the French Government chairing the G20, major CSOs are calling upon governments to immediately cease all massive land grabs and return the plundered land to communities.
The organisations call on the UN Committee on World Food Security CFS to definitively reject the World Bank-driven principles for Responsible Agricultural Investment RAI which are illegitimate and cannot bring equity to land grabbing, and to develop effective mandatory guidelines for land tenure that respect and protect peoples' rights especially the right to food. Instead an inclusive process at CFS should be launched on what kind of investments are needed to support small holder food producers.
