An inclusionary strategy reaching empowering outcomes ten years after a two-year participatory land uses management

D'Aquino Patrick, Papazian Hermine. 2014. An inclusionary strategy reaching empowering outcomes ten years after a two-year participatory land uses management. Environmental Management and Sustainable Development, 3 (2), 28 p.

https://doi.org/10.5296/emsd.v3i2.6595

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Résumé : A participatory experiment conducted in Senegal in 1998 resulted in large scale lasting empowerment thanks to the use of a time-limited support but focused on tackling hurdles inherent in contextualised social and power practices in order to launch an enduring endogenous momentum. An evaluation conducted 12 years after showed that some progresses in empowerment were made at both local and national scales. This paper is a detailed analysis of the way in which the approach achieved its impacts, thanks to a specific strategic framework, called Rainbow Spiral, which enabled the creation of an empowering contextualized process of scaling up.

Mots-clés Agrovoc : utilisation des terres, gestion des ressources naturelles, gestion foncière, durabilité, développement rural intégré, participation communautaire, protection de l'environnement, politique de développement, méthodologie, système d'information géographique, approche participative