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Adaptive Strategies and Sustainable Livelihoods: Policy Issues - Burkina Faso

By Naresh Singh, Perpetua Kalala on January 11, 2002

This report focuses on the policy-level aspects of the study, i.e., the main policies and institutional arrangements that have impacted the evolution and implementation of adaptive strategies in the villages of Noungou and Menegou. Clearly, the effectiveness of policy depends on local responses, often embodied in the communities' adaptive strategies.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD, 2002

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