La perception de la qualite dans le domaine des services : vers une clarification des concepts

Boyer, André; Nefzi, Ayoub

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“…The adverse consequences for biodiversity call for the implementation of effective prevention and control measures [82,83]. Firstly, to mitigate these vegetation fires, it is essential to raise awareness and educate local communities about the dangers and consequences of these fires [84]. Awareness-raising campaigns are needed to promote sustainable agricultural practices, such as the use of controlled slash-and-burn techniques or the adoption of alternative land-clearing methods.…”

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“…Furthermore, it is still essential to adapt the vision and practices of the stakeholders involved by combining traditional and modern methods of bushfire control. In Senegal, for example, despite a number of obstacles, traditional early fire management is still in force, and bushfire regulations have evolved to give local populations the right and duty to manage their natural resources [84]. This successful experience could be adopted by local decision makers for the management of LCPB.…”

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Vegetation Fires in the Lubumbashi Charcoal Production Basin (The Democratic Republic of the Congo): Drivers, Extent and Spatiotemporal Dynamics

Useni Sikuzani,

Mpanda Mukenza,

Khoji Muteya

et al. 2023

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In the Lubumbashi charcoal production basin (LCPB) in Southeastern DR Congo, agricultural and charcoal production activities regularly give rise to fires that lead to considerable degradation of the miombo open forest. This study analyzes the drivers of the spatiotemporal distribution of active fires and burnt areas in the LCPB by processing MODIS and Landsat data. In addition, a kernel density analysis method (KDE) was used to estimate fire risk, while the effect of the road network and dwellings on vegetation fires was highlighted in areas between a 0 and 3000 m radius. The obtained results revealed that fires in the LCPB generally occur between April and November, mainly during the day, between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. These fires are concentrated in the central and southwestern part of the LCPB, more specifically in the savannahs and near roads. From 2002 to 2022, an average of 11,237 active fires and an average of 6337 km2 of burnt areas were recorded in the LCPB. Each year, these fires peak in August, and despite their steady decline, the few fires that have affected the forests have caused more devastation (more than 2790 km2/year) than those observed in the fields and savannah. These figures highlight the imperative need to put in place fire prevention and management measures in the LCPB, with particular emphasis on awareness, monitoring, and fire-fighting measures.

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Vegetation Fires in the Lubumbashi Charcoal Production Basin (The Democratic Republic of the Congo): Drivers, Extent and Spatiotemporal Dynamics

Useni Sikuzani,

Mpanda Mukenza,

Khoji Muteya

et al. 2023

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“…These private health care institutions strive to maintain the image of a service company as perceived by the customer. This image comes from the technical and functional quality of the service (Boyer & Nefzi, 2009).…”

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Towards Hospital Marketing at the Brazzaville University Hospital Center

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Vegetation Fires in the Lubumbashi Charcoal Production Basin (The Democratic Republic of the Congo): Drivers, Extent, and Spatio-Temporal Dynamics

Sikuzani,

Mukenza,

Muteya

et al. 2023

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In the Lubumbashi charcoal production basin (LCPB) in south-eastern DR Congo, agricultural and charcoal production activities regularly give rise to fires that lead to considerable degradation of the miombo open forest. This study analyzes the drivers of the spatio-temporal distribution of active fires and burnt areas in the LCPB by processing MODIS and Landsat data. In addition, a Kernel density analysis method (KDE) was used to estimate fire risk, while the effect of the road network and dwellings on vegetation fires was highlighted in areas between 0-3000m radius. Obtained results revealed that fires in the LCPB generally occur between April and November mainly during the day, between 11am and 12pm. These fires are concentrated in the central and south-western part of the LCPB, more specifically in the savannahs and near roads. From 2002 to 2022, an average of 11,237 active fires and an average of 6,337 km2 of burnt areas were recorded in the LCPB. Each year, these fires peak in August, and despite their steady decline, the few fires that have affected the forests have caused more devastation (more than 2790 km2 / year) than those observed in the fields and savannah. These figures highlight the imperative need to put in place fire prevention and management measures in the LCPB, with particular emphasis on awareness, monitoring and fire-fighting measures.

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La perception de la qualite dans le domaine des services : vers une clarification des concepts

Cited by 6 publications

References 46 publications

Vegetation Fires in the Lubumbashi Charcoal Production Basin (The Democratic Republic of the Congo): Drivers, Extent and Spatiotemporal Dynamics

Vegetation Fires in the Lubumbashi Charcoal Production Basin (The Democratic Republic of the Congo): Drivers, Extent and Spatiotemporal Dynamics

Towards Hospital Marketing at the Brazzaville University Hospital Center

Vegetation Fires in the Lubumbashi Charcoal Production Basin (The Democratic Republic of the Congo): Drivers, Extent, and Spatio-Temporal Dynamics

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