2011
DOI: 10.19182/remvt.10118
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Innovations technicoorganisationnelles et relations de pouvoir dans les systèmes de production pastorale au Mali : dynamique des acteurs de la filière laitière périurbaine de Bamako

Abstract: Depuis plusieurs decennies dans les pays saheliens, la production pastorale s’oriente de facon croissante vers le marche en vue de contribuer a la securite alimentaire tout en offrant aux eleveurs des moyens d’existence durable. Au Mali, des strategies de valorisation du lait local ont ete initiees, avec la mise en place d’un reseau de minilaiteries et de cooperatives de producteurs qui fournissent aux consommateurs, des produits de bonne qualite et en grande quantite. Les innovations sont inscrites dans un en… Show more

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“…This is in contrast to farm owners, who consider milk revenues of the existing remuneration system of as complementary means to remunerate their Fulani herdsmen. This finding is shared with other urban and periurban areas such as in and around Bamako (Mali) [35,37,38].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…This is in contrast to farm owners, who consider milk revenues of the existing remuneration system of as complementary means to remunerate their Fulani herdsmen. This finding is shared with other urban and periurban areas such as in and around Bamako (Mali) [35,37,38].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Assuming that the household head plays a primary role in the management of milk production and use, female decision makers market more than twice the volumes than males, other factors held constant. However, other research conducted in Sahel countries has cautioned that women may get displaced from milk value chains as they modernize (Fokou et al, 2011), because women face inequitable access to productive resources (i.e. lack of ownership and control of dairy cattle, and weak access to grazing land, credit, and supporting institutions) (FAO, 2013).…”
Section: ■ Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%