FDI in Agriculture

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in agriculture refers to the investment made by foreign entities in a country's agricultural sector. This can include funding for farms, agribusinesses, or agricultural technology. The goal of FDI is often to enhance productivity, introduce new technologies, and improve food security. While it can boost local economies and create jobs, there are concerns about the impact on local farmers and land ownership. Balancing the benefits and challenges of FDI is crucial for sustainable agricultural development and ensuring that local communities also gain from these investments.