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Trans-Amazonian Agro-Ecology Project

PAET

Field Project

Dates: 1996 - 2000

Countrie(s) / Region(s): Brazil

Partner(s): Transamazonian Agro-Ecological Laboratory (LAET); Universidade Federal do Pará; EMBRAPA (Brazilian agronomic research); MPST (regional farmers’ organisation)

Donor(s): European Union

Cluster: EDR

Sustainable development of family farming and preservation of the Amazon Forest. The goal of this project is preparing an alternative sustainable agroforestry development proposal with the active participation and adhesion of local small farmers’ organisations. This is attempted by promoting dialogue and negotiation between local organisations and public authorities around a regional programme seeking to stabilise and strengthen family farming, stop deforestation and better manage forest resources. GRET acts as project manager and implements the project in partnership with LAET (the Transamazonian Agro-Ecological Laboratory), the Universidade Federal do Pará, EMBRAPA and the "Mouvement Pour la Survie de la Transamazonienne" (MPST, movement for the survival of the Transamazonian).

Assessment of Decentralised Aid Partnerships

Assessment

Dates: 1997 - 1998

Countrie(s) / Region(s): France ; Senegal

Partner(s): Cités Unies France , Association des maires et des Présidents de conseils régionaux (Senegal)

Donor(s): French Ministry of Cooperation

Cluster: EDR

Assessment of decentralised aid partnerships between Senegalese and French communities (with the Senegalese consultancy firm, SIC). Study of all decentralised aid partnerships. Assessment in France and Senegal of 8 partnerships. Elaboration of a Summary Report.

Comparative Analysis of Different Land Tenure Approaches in Sub-Saharan Africa

Analysis/Research

Dates: 1996 - 1998

Countrie(s) / Region(s): Sub-Saharan Africa

Partner(s): IRD, LAJP, CIRAD, ESGT, etc.

Donor(s): French Ministry of Cooperation

Cluster: EDR

Under the supervision of a steering committee made up of the principal land tenure specialists in the various disciplines concerned (socio-anthropology, tenure legislation, economics, etc.), GRET is coordinating and conducting this study which mobilised approximately forty researchers and aims to provide a comprehensive view of land tenure in sub-Saharan Africa. Collective publication: Quelles politiques foncières en Afrique noire rurale ? Réconcilier pratiques, légitimité et légalité.