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Deal #3436	Version 89055	Version 91725
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Contract farming
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Former land owner (not by constitution)
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Water
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Publication title		The Faltering Land Rush and the Limits to Extractive Capitalism in Senegal
Name		Marie Gagné and Ashley Fent
Comment on data source	Chapter 3 The Faltering Land Rush and the Limits to Extractive Capitalism in Senegal by Marie Gagné and Ashley Fent. In: The Transnational Land Rush in Africa, Edited by Logan Cochrane · Nathan Andrews	Chapter 3 The Faltering Land Rush and the Limits to Extractive Capitalism in Senegal by Marie Gagné and Ashley Fent. In: The Transnational Land Rush in Africa, Edited by Logan Cochrane · Nathan Andrews File is not accessible
Data source #73P-j_In
Organisation		University of San Francisco
Email		jrlafrancesca@dons.usfca.edu
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General info

Land area

Intention of investment

Carbon offset project

Nature of the deal

Negotiation status

Implementation status

Purchase price

Leasing fees

Contract farming

Employment

Number of total jobs created

Number of jobs for foreigners created

Number of domestic jobs created

Investor info

Operating company

Local communities / indigenous peoples

Names of communities / indigenous peoples affected

Recognition status of community land tenure

Consultation of local community

How did the community react?

Presence of land conflicts

Displacement of people

Negative impacts for local communities

Promised or received compensation

Promised benefits for local communities

Materialized benefits for local communities

Presence of organizations and actions taken (e.g. farmer organizations, NGOs, etc.)

Former use

Former land owner (not by constitution)

Former land use

Former land cover

Produce info

Detailed crop, animal and mineral information

Detailed contract farming crop and animal information

Detailed electricity generation information

Detailed carbon sequestration/offsetting information

Use of produce

In country processing of produce

Water

Water extraction envisaged

Source of water extraction

How much do investors pay for water and the use of water infrastructure?

How much water is extracted?

Gender-related info

Any gender-specific information about the investment and its impacts

Overall comment

Overall comment

Meta

Fully updated

Confidential

Locations

Data sources

Data source #ZE5ykxJW

Data source #73P-j_In

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