« Two decades ago, legal provisions gave local institutions rights to manage natural resources in four dryland African countries : Mali, Niger, Sudan and Ethiopia. This report examines how resilient such decentralised institutions have been, under the rapidly changing circumstances of the past two decades, and notes common lessons learned. »
Source : IIED, 04/11/20, How have decentralised natural resource management institutions evolved over 20 years ? Summary of findings from Mali, Niger, Sudan and Ethiopia
Veille : Vincent Basserie - Support technique : Hub Rural
Appui financier : Comité Technique "Foncier et Développement" de la Coopération française
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