Le maraîchage : révélateur du dynamisme des campagnes sahélo-soudaniennes

Bastin, Stéphane; Fromageot, Audrey

doi:10.4000/belgeo.10106

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“…Mais, ces caractéristiques ont aussi un revers car l'activité peut se révéler dangereuse et non durable à cause de l'emploi ou du suremploi des eaux profondes ou encore d'eaux polluées et de produits phytosanitaires excessifs et non appropriés (Dan-Badjo et al 2013). 2 Les recherches empiriques ont montré que le développement rapide et massif de ces jardins potagers, en ville comme en campagne, est en réalité plus un fait endogène que le résultat immédiat d'actions organisées de développement et de vulgarisation dont l'influence a été relativement lente à se faire sentir (Bastin & Fromageot 2007). La diversité de ce maraîchage urbain et péri-urbain est grande.…”

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Renaissance des potagers, naissance d’une profession

Luxereau¹

2015

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Renaissance des potagers, naissance d’une profession

Luxereau¹

2015

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Divergent adaptation to climate variability: A case study of pastoral and agricultural societies in Niger

Snorek

Renaud

Kloos

2014

Global Environmental Change

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Colonial Heritage: A Resource for Local Development in El Harrouch, Algeria

Bouraoui Ibtissem,

Bencherif Meriama

2024

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The small village, which started as a settlement, still maintains a close relationship with its surrounding environment. Its rural origins are still evident, as it aligns with the rhythm of the countryside and offers its services as a relay and mediator in both directions. The town of El Harrouch, located in eastern Algeria, was chosen for its distinct behavior compared to other similar towns. Although it has not undergone any significant changes or transformations, it is situated in an agricultural basin surrounded by high-yield farmland, which limits its spatial growth. Despite its strategic location and historical roots as the oldest settlement in Algeria, urban development has been slow. As a result, the built environment remains in disrepair, especially in the colonial grid that makes up the town center. This legacy, whose advanced deterioration is due to various factors, is the subject of this paper. We aim to explore questions related to the future development of El Harrouch. Can the revitalization of its colonial heritage lead to a local economic dynamic based on the potential and assets of the town? How can all stakeholders, both public and private, participate in new prospects for the town's development? Assuming that the town's agricultural potential is a driving force for development through agrotourism, is this dimension compatible with short- and medium-term planning policies, and do we have the means to balance present needs with future uncertainties?

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Le maraîchage : révélateur du dynamisme des campagnes sahélo-soudaniennes

Abstract: En novembre 2004, les Nations unies avaient lancé un appel pour le Niger. Une invasion de criquets avait ravagé le pays. Une crise alimentaire était à prévoir. En mai dernier, alors que la sécheresse était venue aggraver la situation, l'ONU appelait de nouveau à l'aide.

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Renaissance des potagers, naissance d’une profession

Renaissance des potagers, naissance d’une profession

Divergent adaptation to climate variability: A case study of pastoral and agricultural societies in Niger

Colonial Heritage: A Resource for Local Development in El Harrouch, Algeria

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