| Deal #2371 | Version 93690 | Version 93718 |
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General info | ||
Employment | ||
Investor info | ||
Local communities / indigenous peoples | ||
Former use | ||
| Comment on former land owner | The government transferred the land to the company with a whole host of unresolved issues. Private land which is leased was previously known as Salin Malen Oil Palm Estate | The government transferred the land to the company with a whole host of unresolved issues. Private land which is leased was previously known as Salin Malen Oil Palm Estate.
Land was previously used for family farming and tree-crop plantation |
Produce info | ||
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| Comment on crops | palm fruits- producing 55,000 tons of palm oil per year. | 55,000 tons of palm oil per year. Oil palm and rubber are the main crops. |
Water | ||
Gender-related info | ||
Overall comment | ||
Meta | ||
| Fully updated | No | Yes |
Locations | ||
Data sources | ||
Data source #kH7hisfe | ||
| File | ||
| Publication title | Agric. Minister calls for review of Socfin land lease agreement in Pujehun | Agric Minister calls for review of Socfin land lease agreement in Pujehun |
| Comment on data source | https://www.awoko.org/ | link to original source is no longer working.
https://www.awoko.org/ |
Data source #G4QQESmy | ||
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| Url | ||
| Organisation | Politico SL | Farmlandgrab |
Data source #DntLWcaX | ||
| File | ||
| Type | Media report | |
| Url | ||
| Keep PDF not public | No | |
| Publication title | Chief Minister engages Malen stakeholders, pledges to renegotiate Socfin agreement | |
| Date | 2024-08-07 | |
| Organisation | Amin Kef Sesay | |
Contracts | ||
Contract #v67q1cdj | ||
| Comment on contract | Four concessions: 2011/2012/2013/2014. The initial lease is renewable for a term of 25 years. | Four concessions: 2011/2012/2013/2014. The initial lease is renewable for a term of 25 years. Lease payment isUS$ 5 per year per acre, with only half going to the landowners |