Cet article analyse les conditions préalables à la création d’un observatoire de sciences participatives de la biodiversité sur le Bassin d’Arcachon. L’enquête sociologique révèle les tensions entre finalités utilitaristes de recueil de données, nouveau mode collaboratif de construction des savoirs, instrument de communication politique, et démarch...
Until the 2000s, water resources in Tunisia were managed solely by government bodies without any consultation with water users. At the local level, Commissariats Régionaux de Développement Agricole [Regional Agricultural Development Committees (CRDAs)], which represented the government bodies, managed water resources. The Tunisian Government then d...
La loi sur l’eau de 2006 prévoit l’établissement d’Organismes Uniques de Gestion Collective (OUGC) chargés de répartir la ressource en eau entre irrigants. Ceci impose de réfléchir à des modes de gestion décentralisée de l’eau d’irrigation. Nous avons élaboré deux instruments économiques de gestion décentralisée respectant les principes d’Ostrom (1...
Until the 2000s, water resources in Tunisia were managed solely by government bodies without any consultation with water users. At the local level, Commissariats Régionaux de Développement Agricole [Regional Agricultural Development Committees (CRDAs)], which represented the government bodies, managed water resources. The Tunisian Government then d...
Published in Regional Environmental Change
There is an increasing call for local measures to adapt to climate change, based on foresight analyses in collaboration with actors. However, such analyses involve many challenges, particularly because the actors concerned may not consider climate change to be an urgent concern. This paper examines the methodological choices made by three research ...
Until the 2000s, water resources in Tunisia were managed solely by government bodies without any consultation with water users. At the local level, Commissariats Régionaux de Développement Agricole [Regional Agricultural Development Committees (CRDAs)], which represented the government bodies, managed water resources. The Tunisian Government then d...
Until the 2000s, water resources in Tunisia were managed solely by government bodies without any consultation with water users. At the local level, Commissariats Régionaux de Développement Agricole [Regional Agricultural Development Committees (CRDAs)], which represented the government bodies, managed water resources. The Tunisian Government then d...
