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25 Nov 08
Author: La'o Hamutuk, Timor Leste
Source: laohamutuk.org
In February 2008, the company Enviroenergy Developments Australia signed a contract with the Timor-Leste government to develop a multi-million dollar jatropha biodiesel processing facility in Baucau district. The proposed facility could become the largest non-oil private investment in Timor-Leste, with the government claiming that it will create 30,000 rural jobs. The Timorese organisation, La'o Hamutuk decided to find out more about the facts and future implications of the project.
Photo: La'o Hamutuk, Jatropha Pod
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