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A Roadblock to Food Security: How Halting Land Conversion Threatens Food Security in Africa – A Palm Oil Case Study (November 2011)

29th November 2011

By: Creamer Media Reporter

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On the opening day of the United Nations climate talks in Durban, the pro-development NGO World Growth released a new report urging world leaders to focus on the importance of food security, particularly in Africa, and the critical role of palm oil as an effective strategy to reduce food insecurity. Palm oil as part of the solution is under threat by environmental NGOs, some leading industrialized economies, as well as the World Bank, who seek to halt the conversion of forest land to palm oil and to install sustainability standards that will curtail expansion of palm oil plantations in Africa.

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