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Djeralar Miankeol

djeralar@peaceresources.net

Peace Resources Group

last contributed to D+C/E+Z in summer 2017 as an agricultural engineer, human-rights activist and director of the organisation Ngaoubourandi (Rainbow), which fights land grabbing and promotes development in Chad.

All articles of Djeralar Miankeol

Land grabbing
Djeralar Miankeol

Mafia-like networks

Land grabbing will not stop as long as officials are users and investors themselves

Land grabbing
Djeralar Miankeol

Commercialisation is destroying community rules

Land conflicts are escalating in Chad, with farmers suffering most

Nomadic pastoralism
Djeralar Miankeol

Herds destroy harvests

In Chad, crop farmers and livestock herders are competing for water and land. A solution to the conflict is nowhere in sight

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