Débat public et production des politiques publiques au Burkina Faso. La Politique nationale de sécurisation foncière

Delville, Philippe Lavigne; Thieba, Daniel

doi:10.3917/parti.011.0213

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“…Experiences of deliberative dialogue are on the increase on the African continent and offer an interesting alternative to dissemination workshops. Involving all actors in deliberations appears to be a good approach to foster research use and produce change [ 41 , 49 , 50 ]. However, more research is needed on this subject.…”

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Research dissemination workshops: observations and implications based on an experience in Burkina Faso

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BackgroundIn Burkina Faso, malaria remains the primary cause of healthcare use, morbidity and child mortality. Therefore, efforts are needed to support the knowledge transfer and application of the results of numerous studies to better formulate and implement programs in the fight against the malaria pandemic. To this end, a 2-day dissemination workshop was held to share the most recent results produced by a multidisciplinary research team. The objective of the present study was to evaluate the workshop and the policy briefs distributed there, the effects these produced on research results use and the processes that facilitated, or not, the application of the knowledge transmitted.MethodsA mixed-methods design was used. The data were drawn from a quantitative evaluation questionnaire completed after the workshop (n = 25/31) and qualitative interviews conducted with the researchers and various actors who attended the workshop (n = 11) and with participants in working groups (n = 40) that later analysed the policy briefs distributed at the workshop.ResultsThe participants recognised the quality of the research results presented, but felt that more needed to be done to adapt the researchers’ language and improve the functioning of the workshop. The potential effects of the workshop were rather limited. Effects were mainly at two levels: individual (e.g. acquisition of new knowledge, personal awareness raising) and local (e.g. change of practice in a local non-governmental organisation). Most participants perceived the utility of the research results, but several reported that their narrow decisional power limited their ability to apply this knowledge.ConclusionsThis study showed the importance of workshops to inform key actors of research results and the need to undertake several different activities to increase the chances that the knowledge will be applied. Several recommendations are proposed to improve knowledge translation approaches in the West African context, including organising working and discussion groups, developing an action plan at the end of the workshop and offering support to participants after the workshop, among others.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research dissemination workshops: observations and implications based on an experience in Burkina Faso

Sween-Cadieux

Dagenais

Somé³

et al. 2017

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“…La ultu e d eloppe e tiste telle ue l i di ue t e tai s auteu s (Faugère, 2000 ;Lavigne Delville et Thiéba, 2015) conduit à des raisonnements et à des discours techniques (augmenter le taux de ou e tu e, p o ou oi la gestio p ofessio alis e… et o au a de au « progrès », culpabiliser les usagers pour leur recours aux eaux i salu es… . Elle est u pa adig e u ili ai e et t l ologique, « une idéologie du temps linéaire » (Gras, 2003, cité par Guchet, 2005.…”

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Politiques des objets et objets politiques

Gangneron¹

2017

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“…While donors, and especially bilateral donors, remain very relevant in the inception of land reform processes in Africa, one of their important innovations is the ‘wider number of actors involved’, notably civil society organisations (Palmer 2000: 268). This is due to the aid industry making consultation and participation the managerial mantra of their policy design, in order to achieve aid effectiveness and build consensus on reforms (Papadopoulos & Warin 2007: 447–8; Lavigne Delville & Thieba 2015).…”

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Between international norms and land politics: the role of translocal actors in Kenyan arenas of land policy reform

Di Matteo

2023

J. Mod. Afr. Stud.

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In Kenya, the return to the multiparty democracy of the 1990s and the initiation of the Constitutional Review of the early 2000s were two critical junctures that catalysed reform momentum and the development of transnational reform networks. Transnational relations were developed between Kenyan professionals (lawyers and academics among others), their international counterparts, and the local activists representing rural constituencies, so as to influence policymaking during constitutional and land policy reforms. These transnational networks influenced content and shape of land policy narratives by vernacularising the international norms that promote formal recognition of customary land rights. These international norms were not straightforwardly imported into Kenyan policies and statues: intense negotiations amongst actors in policy arenas resulted in their vernacularisation. Kenyan translocal actors appropriated the community land narrative, hybridised and reinterpreted it. This paper documents and analyses how the notion of community land was enshrined in Kenyan policy and constitutional documents through transnational relations. I argue that this notion of community land was shaped to the Kenyan historical and political context, at times defeating the original goal of promoting a property rights model alternative to land privatisation, and at times echoing the colonial category of tribal land, and exclusive territorial control.

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Débat public et production des politiques publiques au Burkina Faso. La Politique nationale de sécurisation foncière

Cited by 10 publications

References 36 publications

Research dissemination workshops: observations and implications based on an experience in Burkina Faso

Research dissemination workshops: observations and implications based on an experience in Burkina Faso

Politiques des objets et objets politiques

Between international norms and land politics: the role of translocal actors in Kenyan arenas of land policy reform

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