Work package 4: Assessment of the adaptive capacities to change
- Activity 4.1: Vulnerability and flexibility at the farm level: The analysis of the degree of vulnerability will result from the integrated analysis of
- the external risks identified (WP2) and
- the endogenous risks of not having the resources to cope with these situations (capacity) and the flexibility in link with livestock practices and strategies.
The originality will be to combine the livelihood approach with traditional approach of farm types based on their functioning, their trajectories and farming styles that combine technical options and social insertion (van der Ploeg, 1994).
- Activity 4.2: Collective vulnerability/adaptation: This activity aims at assessing the impact of spatial and collective organization of farmers on environmental pressure and social development. This activity will be mainly based on participary approaches and mapping (in link with WP2 and activity 4.1)
- Activity 4.3: Assessment of the role of policies: The adaptive capacities of farmers depend on past and present agro-environmental policies and local rules that had constrained or facilitated the resource access. This activity will be based on the review of agro-environmental policies and opened interview among farmers, community representative and policy and developper makers.
Reports
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WP4 - Srairi et al - Caminho Sustentabilidade Producao Leiteira Familiar Maroco (Fichier PDF, 334 Ko)
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WP4 - Moulin et al - Transhumance hivernale - ASRDLF 2015 (Fichier PDF, 886 Ko)
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WP4 - Madiha Mohamed - Mémoire Fin Etude - Nov 2015 (Fichier PDF, 3 Mo)
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WP4 - Martine Napoleone - Poster Canada 16 VD anglais (Fichier PDF, 2 Mo)
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WP4 - Mahida - Complementarite Agriculture-elevage - Sep 2015 (Fichier PDF, 947 Ko)
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WP4 - FA2 - May 2014 (Fichier PDF, 2 Mo)
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WP4 - Opportunities and challenges- EAAP - NRL - 2016 (Fichier PDF, 415 Ko)
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WP4 - Slim et al - GIS Rangeland Nagamesh - RJ 16062 - 2016 (Fichier PDF, 4 Mo)
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WP4 - Moulin - LFS at territorial scale - avec abstrat - EAAP - 2015 (Fichier PDF, 720 Ko)