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기사

2014년 11월 3일

저자:
Transnational Institute

Myanmar: Draft land use policy stresses economic over social function of land, according to preliminary assessment – includes timeline of public consultations

“Pro-Business or Pro-Poor? Making Sense of recently unveiled Draft National Land Use Policy”, 23 October 2014

What are the potential implications for Myanmar’s majority rural working poor…of the…draft national land use policy?…This preliminary assessment aims to shed light on the key aspects of the draft policy and its potential implications for the country’s majority rural working poor, especially its ethnic minority peoples…Initial scrutiny suggests that those who see the land problem today as a problem of business and investment – e.g., how to establish a more secure environment particularly for foreign direct investments – are likely to be pleased with the draft policy…Those who think that the land problem goes deeper – e.g., implicating the social-ecological foundations of the country’s unfolding political-economic transition – are likely to be seriously concerned…