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Green Neocolonialism Is Killing Brazil

Summary by Real Clear Politics

This year, at a meeting in Davos, representatives of the administration of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva signed an agreement that granted the green environmental management company Ambipar a major role in managing Brazil's indigenous lands.

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Green Neocolonialism Is Killing Brazil

12 days ago·Chicago, United States

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Nigeria, Brazil seal $1.1bn deal to boost agriculture

Nigeria and Brazil have officially launched the commercial phase of the $1.1 billion Green Imperative Project (GIP), a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity and fostering private-sector investment in Nigeria. The signing, which took place on Monday, March 17, at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, marks a significant step in Africa’s largest agricultural project, prioritising sustainable, low-carbon food production.…

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Carbon Pulse

Brazilian firms merge to expand NbS carbon offerings « Carbon Pulse

An investment manager specialising in Brazilian farmland restoration and a São Paulo-based agroforestry consultancy have merged to expand their nature-based solutions (NbS) and carbon trading offerings, local media reported Monday.

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Nigeria, Brazil Sign $1.1 Billion Agreement On Food Security

As part of measures to ensure food security in the country, Nigeria and Brazil have signed the commercial phase of the $1.1 billion Green Imperative Project (GIP) to boost agriculture productivity and enhance private-sector investment in Nigeria. GIP, the largest agricultural project in Africa which priotises the development of sustainable, low-carbon agriculture, aims to develop structural conditions to boost food production in Nigeria in an ef…

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Nigeria, Brazil Seal $1.1bln Green Imperative Project Deal

Nigeria and Brazil have signed the commercial phase of the $1.1 billion Green Imperative Project (GIP), a landmark initiative aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s food security and driving private-sector investment in agriculture. Persecondnews reports that the agreement was signed on Monday at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, marking a crucial step in transforming Nigeria’s agricultural sector. The GIP, the largest agricultural project in Africa, p…

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Nigeria, Brazil sign $1.1b agreement on food production - Worldstage

WorldStage Newsonline– Nigeria and Brazil have signed the commercial phase of the $1.1 billion dollars Green Imperative Project (GIP) to boost agriculture productivity and enhance private-sector investment in Nigeria. GIP is the largest agricultural project in Africa which priotises the development of sustainable, low-carbon agriculture. It aims to develop structural conditions to boost food production in Nigeria in an efficient and competitive …

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