2010
DOI: 10.1684/agr.2009.0329
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Pastoralisme et recours aux marchés: Cas du Sahel sénégalais (Ferlo)

Abstract: Pastoralisme et recours aux marché s : Cas du Sahel sé né galais (Ferlo) Ré sumé Souvent perçus comme des êtres contemplatifs non économiques, les pasteurs commercialisent néanmoins leurs produits sur les marchés. Leur principal motif de vente est de dégager des recettes permettant de couvrir leurs dépenses courantes et assurer leur sécurité alimentaire. Au terme d'une enquête sur cinq sites du Ferlo entre la saison des pluies 2005 et celle de 2006, une étude détaillée des ventes des pasteurs montre que la pré… Show more

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“…the objective function of producers in extensive and pastoralist systems is a composite utility function that balances their shortterm consumption needs and long-term herd building strategy to meet future consumption as demonstrated by Fadiga (2009). For these reasons, they participate in markets in an opportunistic manner as shown by Wane et al (2009a). market fundamentals are not the primary drivers, but cultural, social, and non-commercial factors play a significant role in producers' decisions to sell.…”
Section: (Agro)pastoralists Use Markets Of Goods and Services And Thementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…the objective function of producers in extensive and pastoralist systems is a composite utility function that balances their shortterm consumption needs and long-term herd building strategy to meet future consumption as demonstrated by Fadiga (2009). For these reasons, they participate in markets in an opportunistic manner as shown by Wane et al (2009a). market fundamentals are not the primary drivers, but cultural, social, and non-commercial factors play a significant role in producers' decisions to sell.…”
Section: (Agro)pastoralists Use Markets Of Goods and Services And Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Empirical analyses of the economic contributions of animal production systems mostly focus on isolated aspects. Several studies in different parts of Africa have, for instance, measured the important effects of livestock sectors on household revenue generation (Little et al, 2001;Wane et al, 2009a), poverty reduction (Pica-Ciamarra, 2005;Alary et al, 2011), sectoral job creation (Wane et al, 2018a), and inter and intra-household inequality reduction (Little et al, 2001;Wane et al, 2009b).…”
Section: Strong Recognition Of the Knowledge Gapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Au Tchad, des enquêtes par questionnaire ont été effectuées sur 476 ménages échantillonnés dans les zones d'intervention du projet de renforcement de l'élevage pastoral (PREPAS, avec l'appui du Cirad et de l'Ired, Institut de recherche en élevage pour le développement). Ces zones se caractérisent par une diversité des systèmes de production animale qui Ces résultats confirment le rapport particulier des agropasteurs visà-vis de la marchandisation et de la monétarisation qui s'articule essentiellement autour de la satisfaction des besoins de consommation de biens et de services jugés nécessaires (Wane et al, 2010). À cela se rajoute un objectif de production numérique basé sur la sauvegarde du cheptel, notamment durant la saison sèche.…”
Section: Paramètres D'évaluation Des Performances Monétairesunclassified
“…Also, although milk is still an important part of the diet, cereals make up a significant part of the Sahelian pastoralist diet. Some pastoral households barter or sell their milk or livestock for cereal (Wane, Touré, and Ancey 2010). The reliance on cereals is particularly felt during a drought, when the meatto-cereal price ratio drops sharply and significantly less cereal can be purchased for the price of one kilogram of beef or mutton (Ickowicz et al 2012;SWAC, OECD, and ECOWAS 2008).This adds to pastoral households' high level of vulnerability.…”
Section: Economic Dynamics and Conflictmentioning
confidence: 99%