Palm Watch - Africa

Palm Watch – Africa

New media strategies for human rights, social justice and environmental protection across the Congo Basin

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Palm oil development facilitates illegal logging

Industrial agriculture is the main cause of deforestation around the world. That’s…

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Warning: Look to Liberia

Citizens of Congo Basin countries need look no further than Liberia to…

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Concession des terres à Herakles farms… Des Ong contre les décrets de Paul Biya

Affaire Herakles Farms. Des Ong camerounaises dénoncent le recul de Paul Biya…

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Welcome to Palm Watch – Africa

Palm Watch – Africa is an online media platform focused on new oil palm development in West-Central Africa. Research, reporting and a participatory citizen network will draw attention to the rapid expansion of oil palm investments across the Congo Basin, shining a light on these opaque, largely unreported and potentially destructive deals. Providing in-depth information and multiple opportunities for citizen engagement, Palm Watch – Africa aims to stimulate inclusive debate and foster grassroots strategies for environmental protection and sustainable development.

Read more: Why palm oil? Why Africa? Why now?

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