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Pushing GM crops onto Africa - new briefing

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Published: 03 February 2011
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Water Efficient Maize for Africa: Pushing GM Crops onto Africa
Biosafety in Africa - Briefing Papers
http://www.biosafetyafrica.org.za/index.php/20110131342/Water-Efficient-Maize-for-Africa-Pushing-GM-Crops-onto-Africa/menu-id-100025.html

This paper looks at the Water Efficient Maize for Africa (WEMA) project within the context of the race by massive agribusiness corporations to bring climate change related crops to the market. The first part of the paper explains the WEMA project within this context, outlining the players and the stakes involved. It looks at who stands to benefit from the project and what the African countries involved are asked to sacrifice. The second part of the paper looks at Monsanto’s strategic positioning within this climate change race and how it intends to use WEMA as leverage to bring its controversial crops to a wider global market, simultaneously opening up key markets in Africa for its GM crops. Finally, we outline our concerns and make recommendations with regard to appropriate agricultural systems in Africa.

Download the briefing:
http://www.biosafetyafrica.org.za/images/stories/dmdocuments/WEMA-Pushing%20GMO%20crops.pdf

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