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Journal articles on the topic "Agriculture – Aspect économique – Guadeloupe"
Irivboje, O. A., O. O. Olufayo, and Y. I. Irivboje. "Impact of climate change on poultry production: A review Impact du changement climatique sur la production avicole: un bilan." Nigerian Journal of Animal Production 48, no. 4 (March 8, 2021): 59–69. http://dx.doi.org/10.51791/njap.v48i4.3004.
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Delcombel, Elsa. "Organisation de l'action collective et rôle de la puissance publique pour le développement de l'agriculture guadeloupéenne : les difficultés du modèle coopératif et de la concertation entre acteurs." Antilles-Guyane, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005AGUY0125.
Full textThis thesis attempts to explain why agricultural cooperatives ,set up in Guadeloupe to market agricultural products other than bananas and sugar ,the two traditional crops of the island ,have repeatedly failed over the last forty years. An examination of the life cycle of several large cooperatives reveals that they could not have been profitable;in each case they survived only as long as public subsidies were available to bail them out. In addition ,analys of individual farm level conditions shows that cooperatives could only provide adequate solutions to a small minority of farmers. Why then did public officials encourage and support again the creation of new cooperatives, in spite of their many failures?An analysis ,taking note of the situations and strategies of the various actors involved,suggests that : public officials at the local level have been so constrained by a host of local and national considerations that they have not been able to support alternative development models. Doing so would require a broad consensus on a new economic development approach taking account of the specific features of the economy of Guadeloupe ,which suffers from a chronic and structural "Dutch disease" effect
Ouedraogo, Oumar. "Crise de l'économie sucrière et mutations spatiales en Guadeloupe." Antilles-Guyane, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006AGUY0158.
Full textGuadeloupe is an archipelago located in the caribbean. This archipelago was histocally occuped by plantations in which cane and cofee was planted. It was a land of colonial produces (cofee,cocoa, sugar cane) destinated to france and other European countries. This system of production is for long time the way to settle down the territory. During many centuries, the economy of sugarcane in Guadeloupe has been affected by several crisis. The crisis of the seventies falls with the developpement of the tertiary sector (trade, sevices. . ) All that will have many consequences on the organisation of économics activities, habitat, localisation of firms, protection of natural ressources on the archipelagos. The aim of this thesis, is to analyse and demonstrate by systemic method that the economical crisis of the seventies and the developpement of tertiairy sector disturbed the original repartition of the economics activities and habitat in the archipelago. The analysis begins by a presentation of the archipelago's situation in the seventies, the crisis's facts and consequences. The second part analyse the changement, the modification observed from the seventies to year 2000. The institutional aspects are also developed because in 1982 and 1983, the decentralisation laws created the implication of local actors in their process of development. The last part of the thesis is a reflexion about regional planning in Guadeloupe. It 's also questions about measures, tecnical means taken to solve regional planning problems in the archipelago Guadeloupe. At last propectives vews has been made for the evolution of the repartition of human actities on the territory
Larroque-Chounet, Liliane. "Les Guadeloupéens face au développement du tourisme." Bordeaux 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988BOR30007.
Full textEven if, at the beginning, the great tourist projects, which the natives of guadeloupe didn't launch on their own initiative, raised indifference and scepticism, the inhabitants have progressively realized the positive consequences of this new activity, the advantages it presented as well as the financial benefits which could be induced by it. Then, they summoned up all their energy and organized themselves as, according to them, tourism must first of all be the guadelupian natives' business. Tourism has become part of the leisure civilization of the inhabitants, bringing about changes in their ways of life and spare-time activities. However, in spite of the evolution which can be noticed, the way they take part in tourism, as far as the economic and leisure practices are concerned, still differ according to the social groups
MICHEL, JOSEPH. "La qualite des previsions economiques avec applications aux previsions agricoles." Nantes, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986NANT4011.
Full textThis study aims at knowing the lessons of forecasting experience of the united states and france, for macroeconomic (part 1) and agricultural forecasts (part 2) part 1 as regards the united state the use of expert jugments seem to be a rather afficient method. For france some problems appear for several variables like investment, the balance of payments with econometric forecast. Futhermore, judgment play a significant part in econometric forecast : forecast assessment involves both the model and the cleverness of the model builder. Part 2 a comparison between forecasts and realizations is also carried out for agricultural forecasts. The same statement can be derived from the study of the agricultural forecasts. But : 1) instrumental models are efficient for forecasting prices 2) examination of past predictive performance tells : future markets are very reliable for generating forecasts about cereal prices evolution. 3) some examples indicate than rational and adaptative expectations have an impact on the forecast quality but are no essential for each variable
Boussemart, Jean-Philippe. "Production capital productivité et endettement de l'agriculture française." Paris 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA010048.
Full textNyandwi, Nicodème. "Encadrement agricole et stratégies paysannes : les enjeux de la modernisation rurale au Burundi." Lille 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991LIL12001.
Full textThe conditions that are apt to generate the phenomena of sociability of social agents are a function of the relation of the forces that are sustained by the social context which governs the integration process, despite the sometimes contradictory character of the interests at stake within modernization projects. This assertion seems to explain the conditions under which agriculture is evolving in Africa. On account of the constraints associated with the technical development and unwieldiness of the politico-economic system, this sector experiences stagnation of its productivity today. In the specific case of Burundi, one of the reasons for this poor productivity have their basis in the increasingly long time-lags which cause a disconnect between the practices recommended by extension agents and the implementation of them by the acting subjects, in the event farmers. These distorsions, although minimized within official circles, have their basis in facts as thèse become manifested and or in the different, even contradictory, stakes of the social agents as the latter confront various strategies, policies, and methods of intervention within the peasant societies. On the basis of factual analyses, this study attempts on the one hand to clarify the question of technical dependence in relation to peasant submissiveness and, on the other hand, to open up a large debate on the essential questions associated with what should be the proper fit between the state's practices and the peasants'own strategies with a view to new perspectives of action
Chabane, Mohamed. "Agriculture, rente et développement : de l'histoire à la prospective, le cas de l’Algérie." Rennes 2, 2011. http://www.bu.univ-rennes2.fr/system/files/theses/TheseChabane.pdf.
Full textSince 1962, Algeria has experienced strong population dynamics, which broke various balances economic, social and natural. One consequence of this population pressure is seen through the imbalance of agricultural resources, which led to an extremely high food dependency vis-à-vis other countries. Today, most of the commodity is imported and the gap between supply and demand is increasingly rising. Since the intensive exploitation of hydrocarbons, agriculture has often been neglected and relegated to second place. However, agricultural policy initiated by the country's independence ensured top performance in the agricultural sector, which enjoyed a reputation as an exporter sector mainly due to policies of basic infrastructures, , and of all sorts of supports as , a way of promoting very advanced techniques. How and why could farming reach such a state? What the State could do if the hydrocarbon resources are running low? How can the State put farming in the forefront? How can it give agriculture a place with which it will contribute to the economic development of the nation? How can it meet the challenges of the future and cope with population growth, climate change and depletion of natural resources, presently the almost only sources of finance for the State? To answer these questions, we first consider the history of the Algerian agriculture during the last centuries. This quest leads to the conclusion that a real farm policy, founded over a real and effective study of Algerian agricultural sector is necessary. To this end, a mathematical model linking together the main parameters of the Algerian agricultural system is built. Focused on the future of the sector in Algeria, its goal is not only to imitate behaviour of agricultural systems but also to produce scenarios that could occur in reality in case of policy changes it is based on a rational analysis of land use patterns as depicted in field studies
Brum, Argemiro Jacob. "Histoire et perspectives des débouchés du soja brésilien dans la communauté économique européenne, CEE." Paris, EHESS, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989EHES0043.
Full textGuyomard, Hervé. "Investissement et choix technique du secteur agricole francais : étude économétrique." Rennes 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988REN11023.
Full textThis study investigates the structure of french agricultural technology using duality theory and flexible functional forms. The plan of the thesis is as follows. Part 1 discusses data analysis and measurement problems. Part 2 reviews the different generations of input demand models, while paying close attention to the invesment function. Part 3 presents our analysis of french agricultural technology using annual data from 1959 to 1984. TTwo approaches are followed to relax the assumption of full static equilibrium. First, since certain factors cannot be freely varied within the single period of observation, we develop a short-run hicksian equilibrium model : only the variable inputs adjust to their cost minimizing levels, while the quasi-fixed inputs remain fixed. We provide an exhaustive characterization of this model : more precisely, we discuss the underlying assumptions and show how the different possible equilibria can be derived from the knowledge of the short-run hicksian equilibrium. We propose also different possible measures of the disequilibrium, in the price space, in the inputs quantity space and in the output quantity space. Second, the adjusment cost hypothesis is invoked to specify and estimate a system of dynamic demand equations : a disequilibrium process is represented as a generalized partial adjustment model where disequilibrium in one input may affect other inputs
Kadhel, Philippe. "Pesticides aux Antilles : impact sur la fonction de reproduction." Antilles-Guyane, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008AGUY0212.
Full textReproductive function is known to be sensitive to the effects xenobiotics. The agricultural activies of the French West indies lead to a very hight rate of pesticide use. Individuals professionally exposed to pesticides are at risk. Moreover, the use of chlordecone in the past has caused persistent pollution of the natural environment and the contamination of food products. This raises questions and concerns regarding the potential effects on health in the population as a whole. We investigated, in Guadeloupe, the consequences of pesticide use for the fertility of individuals working on banana plantations. We stutied reproductive function in male ship rats from two ecosystems with different levels of pesticide pollution. We also stutied the level contamination of the population (agricultural workers, pregnant women and neonates) with chlordecone and other persistent pollutants. Finally, we evaluated the incidence of gynaecological cancers. The fertility of agricultural workers (sperm analyses and reproductive hormones) did not seem to be affected by the pesticides currently in use, and were not correlated with blood chlordecone concentration. Chlordecone was the persistent pollutant most frequently detected but concentrations were lower than those associated to toxic effects at Hopewel. The study of wild shpi rats showed the potential problems and limitation of the use of this model as a sentinel species. The incidence gynaecological cancers appears to be consistent with expectations, taking into account the socio-cultural, economic, ethno-geographic and health characteristics of Guadeloupe
Books on the topic "Agriculture – Aspect économique – Guadeloupe"
Institut pour le développement économique, ed. Analyse économique des projets agricoles. 2nd ed. Paris: Economica, 1985.
Find full textDavesne, Jean-Clair. L' agriculture assassinée. 2nd ed. Chiré-en-Montreuil: Éditions de Chiré, 1990.
Find full textNorberg-Hodge, Helena. Manger local: Un choix écologique et économique. Montréal: Écosociété, 2005.
Find full textAuer, L. L' agriculture canadienne des Prairies, 1960-2000. Ottawa, Ont: Conseil économique du Canada, 1989.
Find full textM, Antle John, and Sumner Daniel A. 1950-, eds. The economics of agriculture. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996.
Find full textCanada. Agriculture et agroalimentaire Canada. Profil des tendances de production et des enjeux environnementaux du secteur agricole et agroalimentaire canadien. Ottawa, Ont: Agriculture et agroalimentaire Canada, 1997.
Find full textW, Robertson James. Cheese, butter, bacon, fruit, flour: Production and export : evidence of Prof. James W. Robertson, Commissioner of Agriculture and Dairying, before the Select Standing Committee on Agriculture and Colonization, 1899. Ottawa: S.E. Dawson, 1993.
Find full textBoussard, Jean-Marc. Libéraliser l'agriculture mondiale?: Théories, modèles et réalités. Montpellier: CIRAD, 2005.
Find full textBagramov, L. A. Le Capitalisme moderne et le problème alimentaire. Moscou: Editions du Progrès, 1988.
Find full textDivision, Canada Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Policy Development. The Changing financial structure of Canadian agriculture. [Ottawa]: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, 1994.
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