2017
DOI: 10.25115/riem.v7i1.1076
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Exode rural et transformation de l'espace dans l'arrière-pays de Fatick (Sénégal)

Abstract: Discussion:The new configuration of the exodus serer is translated by a big diversity of movements which correspond to a will to maintain the links with the countries of origin while continuing to take advantage of rare opportunities which still offers the city. Such a dynamic does not certainly augur of the end of the exodus but it indicates an awareness of the more and more obvious difficulty benefiting from the migratory movement because of the depth of the crisis and/or the poverty which affects the Senega… Show more

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“…The ethnic groups are Wolofs (62%), Sereres (33%) and Peulhs (4%) [14]. The vegetation in this part of the country has a floristic and physiognomic diversity that varies according to the gradient of rainfall, soil type and human activity [10]. In this area, natural forest formations are regressing due to anthropogenic action and climate change phenomena, often giving way to agroforestry parks [14].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The ethnic groups are Wolofs (62%), Sereres (33%) and Peulhs (4%) [14]. The vegetation in this part of the country has a floristic and physiognomic diversity that varies according to the gradient of rainfall, soil type and human activity [10]. In this area, natural forest formations are regressing due to anthropogenic action and climate change phenomena, often giving way to agroforestry parks [14].…”
Section: Presentation Of the Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%