Fuelwood value chain analysis in Cassou and Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso: From production to consumption

Puentes-Rodriguez, Yohama; Torssonen, Piritta; Ramcilovik-Suominen, Sabaheta; Pitkänen, Sari

doi:10.1016/j.esd.2017.07.008

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“…Further research on national cartographic representations of CAFs would be very valuable as they would shed further light on the technologies through which CAFs are reproduced as "political forests". used for promoting the regeneration and the rebuilding of ecosystems within the CAFs fails to compensate the wood destocking from trees that takes several decades -more than the 15 years devised in a typical management plan -to reach their maturity (see Tanyi, 2017, andPuentes-Rodriguez et al, 2017, for similar results). Finally, neighbouring residents notoriously extend agricultural fields within the CAF areas (Guirro Ouedraogo, 2003;Hagberg, 2000;Zougouri, 2008).…”

Section: Caf As the "Political Forest" Of Burkina Fasomentioning

confidence: 96%

Fuelwood territorialities: <i>Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier</i> and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso

Côte

Gautier

2018

Geogr. Helv.

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Abstract. This paper investigates the endurance of a national forest management programme in Burkina Faso called Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier (CAF), which focuses on the participatory sustainable production of fuelwood and is widely supported by international donors despite evidence of its shortcomings. We analyse the surprising persistence of the CAF model as a case of the territorialisation of state power through the reproduction of “political forests” – drawing on the work of Peluso and Vandergeest (2001, 2011). Analysing some the shortcomings and incoherencies of the model, we bring to light the role of non-state actors in the reproduction of the CAF as a “political forest”. We show that informal regulatory arrangements have emerged between state and non-state actors, namely merchants and customary authorities, over the production of fuelwood. We call these arrangements “fuelwood territorialities” because they have contributed to keeping the CAF's resource model unquestioned. With fuelwood territorialities, we draw attention to the role of non-state actors in the reproduction of “political forests”, that is, the process of state territorialisation through forest governance. This analysis helps clarify how certain areas, such as the CAFs, keep being officially represented as “forest” even though they are dominated by a patchwork of fields, fallows, and savannahs and do not have the ecological characteristics of one.

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Section: Caf As the "Political Forest" Of Burkina Fasomentioning

confidence: 96%

Fuelwood territorialities: <i>Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier</i> and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso

Côte

Gautier

2018

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“…Research in Burkina Faso, where most households rely on fuelwood for cooking and heating, suggests the need for more nuanced analyses of gender dynamics in fuelwood economies. In one study, wood harvesting is a more formal activity conducted by men, while women were more involved in the informal activity of trading and transporting wood (Puentes-Rodriguez et al, 2017). Criticizing the binary male-female approach to gender, Westholm argues that women are more involved in NTFP markets precisely because they are not very profitable, but if such products become more profitable (as is the goal of many environmental-cum-poverty reduction projects), men may take over such activities (Westholm, 2016, p. 513).…”

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The Gender of Fuelwood: Headloads and Truckloads in India

Khandelwal

Hill

Beck

et al. 2022

Journal of South Asian Development

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Cookstove improvement projects in India have emerged from the longstanding concerns about the nexus of cooking, fuelwood, gender and the environment. Such work, both academic and interventionist, focuses on rural women hauling headloads of firewood from the forests to their kitchens, where they burn it for daily cooking in a mud cookstove [ chulha]. We argue that this focus on village women’s cooking is too narrow if we are to understand and address problems caused by burning fuelwood in India, as cookstove campaigns attend to villages and not cities, domestic cooking and not commercial uses, and women and not men. Ethnographic research in Rajasthan and Odisha shows why we must expand our understanding of fuelwood use beyond villages, rural kitchens and women, and how cookstove interventions, often expressed as concern for women, require gender analysis.

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“…Aspek yang dinilai dalam penelitian ini yaitu sosial, ekonomi, lingkungan dan hukum. Studi ini menyediakan gambaran umum mengenai situasi di Cassou, sebuah desa kecil di Burkina Faso dan menyatakan perlunya fuelwood Value chain, tujuannya agar mampu menciptakan dan merumuskan strategi kebijakan [10].…”

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Analisis Value chain Dalam Desain Alert System Pengajuan Jabatan Fungsional Dosen

Wiguna¹,

Thohari²

2019

jpit

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− Information and communication technology (ICT) currently become one of the important things to increasing excellence in various fields, where one of field is education. Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto (ITTP) is an educational institution that has a focus on ICT technology development.One of the ICT development conducted by ITTP is the existence of an alert system for submitting functional lecturer position. This alert system can produce competent lecturer and can pass the qualifications according to the rules set. In the construction of alert system, absolutely must be through desain, and corresponding with requirement and business process that exist in ITTP. Therefore in this study was conducted alert system design analysis for the submission of functional lecturer position. The analytical method that used is a Value chain which has been proven to increase the strategic step of the product. The result of this research is strength weakness analysis in the alert system design that useful for institution and also lecturer in order to improve the quality and level that is controlled and directed.

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Fuelwood value chain analysis in Cassou and Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso: From production to consumption

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Fuelwood territorialities: <i>Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier</i> and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso

Fuelwood territorialities: <i>Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier</i> and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso

The Gender of Fuelwood: Headloads and Truckloads in India

Analisis Value chain Dalam Desain Alert System Pengajuan Jabatan Fungsional Dosen

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Fuelwood value chain analysis in Cassou and Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso: From production to consumption

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Fuelwood territorialities: &lt;i&gt;Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier&lt;/i&gt; and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso

Fuelwood territorialities: &lt;i&gt;Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier&lt;/i&gt; and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso

The Gender of Fuelwood: Headloads and Truckloads in India

Analisis Value chain Dalam Desain Alert System Pengajuan Jabatan Fungsional Dosen

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Fuelwood territorialities: <i>Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier</i> and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso

Fuelwood territorialities: <i>Chantier d'Aménagement Forestier</i> and the reproduction of “political forests” in Burkina Faso