Le pouvoir des savoirs : enjeux et impacts des concepts sur le développement rural pour le Sahel nigérien
The article presents for the Niger case a review of the conceptions used by development operators. Facing a rapidly evolving rural society, operators have difficulties to conceal their own conceptions, their obligations regarding their fundraisers and diagnosis methods and results. A neo-Malthusian...
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Éditions en environnement VertigO
2008
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/fc39a87adeed4b21bbca8197d70c4e8a |
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| Sumario: | The article presents for the Niger case a review of the conceptions used by development operators. Facing a rapidly evolving rural society, operators have difficulties to conceal their own conceptions, their obligations regarding their fundraisers and diagnosis methods and results. A neo-Malthusian vision, associated with a conception of villages as closed systems and stereotypes on family organizations are altogether elements that actually limit the palette, the size and the real impact of development actions. Yet, investigation methods already exist and are proposed as well as protocols of negotiation and distribution of powers. The famine of 2004-2005 illustrated this gap by the difficulty to elaborate tools of action beyond the diagnosis stage. The article ends with an advocacy for assuming the inherent political implications of any local development action. |
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