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1. Analysis of experience using human rights to accelerate WASH access in four countries

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Louisa Gosling, Tripti Rai, Pedi Obani, Moussa Alou Traore, Landry Ouangre, Fauzia Aliu, and Sonu Kumar Shah

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human rights-based approach, human rights to water and sanitation, wash practice, River, lake, and water-supply engineering (General), TC401-506, Water supply for domestic and industrial purposes, TD201-500
Abstract

Human rights to water and sanitation have been widely recognised in legal instruments at the international, regional, and national levels of governance. More awareness of states’ obligations has provided additional impetus to promote human rights in policy advocacy. The international non-governmental organisation WaterAid, as a non-state actor specialising in the water, sanitation, and hygiene services (WASH) sector, adopts a human rights-based approach (HRBA) to WASH programming. This paper draws on the experiences from WaterAid WASH projects in four countries – Nepal, Ghana, Mali, and Burkina Faso, to evaluate the practical impacts of the HRBA to ensure that governments fulfil their responsibility to realise universal access to water and sanitation services in different contexts. The outcomes highlight that three important contributions of the HRBA: (1) generates greater awareness among rightsholders and duty bearers about responsibilities and entitlements over safe drinking water and sanitation; (2) promotes constructive engagement between the government and rightsholders; and (3) equips people with the motivation, skills, and agency which are critical dimensions to work on sustainable WASH. The WASH sector should, therefore, embrace the power of human rights and invest in the specific activities and frameworks to integrate human rights into systems strengthening the WASH sector, while continuing to analyse and learn how to adapt and improve the approach in different contexts. HIGHLIGHTS The human rights to water and sanitation can add value to other interventions when used as a driver for change, policy content, and people-centred approach.; This paper analyses the experience of using human rights to advance WASH coverage in Nepal, Ghana, Burkina Faso, and Mali, to assess the impact and examine the potential of using human rights to water and sanitation in different low-income countries.;

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2022
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3. La gestion des aires protégées

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Boissieu, Dimitri de, Mahamadou Salifou, Brice Sinsin, Moussa Alou, Famara, Drammeh, Agathe Fantodji, Bernard Fosso, Kakpo, Marcel Comlan, Germain Ngandjui, Crisantos Obama, Christine Sagno, and Adama Tondossama

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RN, gestion de l’environnement, protection de l’écosystème, Area Studies, Environmental Studies, SCI026000, ressources naturelles, végétation, environnement, faune sauvage
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Note portant sur l’auteur Introduction L’Afrique abrite une grande variété d’écosystèmes et on y trouve près d’un tiers de la diversité biologique terrestre mondiale (UICN, 2005) mais c’est aussi le continent qui souffre des plus forts taux de pauvreté de la planète. Pour tenter de protéger les ressources naturelles tout en assurant le développement des populations, la création et la gestion d’aires protégées est un moyen largement utilisé et reconnu au niveau international. On considère même...

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2014

4. Quelles aires protégées pour l’Afrique de l’Ouest ?

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Adama Tondossama, Adjibi Oualiou, Abdoul Razack, Adomou, Aristide Cossi, Agathe Fantodji, Alfa Gambari Imorou, Safouratou, Amadou, Bernard Asséréou, Assogbadjo, Achille Ephrem, Baillon, François, Ballouche, Aziz, Bernard Fosso, Boissieu, Dimitri de, Bourgeot, André, Brice Sinsin, C, Crisantos Obama, Chevallier, Damien, Christine Sagno, Claro, Françoise, Codjia, Jean-Claude, Condé, Salif, Crisantos Obama, de Boissieu, Dimitri, Devineau, Jean-Louis, Djego, Julien, Doumnang Mbaigane, Jean-Claude, Egboou, Patricia, Ekué, Marius Rodrigue Mensah, Eva, Hugh, Famara, Drammeh, Faye, Bernard, Floquet, Anne, Fournier, Anne, Galat, Gérard, Galat-Luong, Anh, Gautun, Jean-Claude, Germain Ngandjui, Giazzi, Franck, Grégoire, Jean-Marie, Guedou, Raoul, Guenda, Wendengoudi, Hanon, Laurence, Houndagba, Cossi Jean, Issa, Azizou El-Hadj, Kakpo, Marcel Comlan, Kassa, Barthélémy, Kidjo, Ferdinand Claude, Kiéma, Sébastien, Kpéra, Gnanki Nathalie, Kyelem, Mathias, Lamarque, François, Mahamadou Salifou, Mayaux, Philippe, Mensah, Guy Apollinaire, Millogo-Rasolodimby, Jeanne, Moguedet, Gérard, Mongbo, Roch, Mouhamadou, Inoussa Toko, Moussa Alou, Ngandjui, Germain, Nobimè, Georges, Nomao, Adamou, Nontanovanh, Manoli, Ouédraogo, Paul, Ould Baba, Mohamed Lemine, Ozer, André, Palumbo, Ilaria, Pellé, Eric, Pouclet, André, Sagno, Christine, Sawadogo, Louis, Shalukoma, Chantal, Sinadouwirou, Théophile, Sinsin, Brice, Sissler, Céline, Taïbi, Aude Nuscia, Tchamié, Thiou Tanzidani Komlan Tanzidani Komlan, Tchamié, Thiou Tanzidani Komlan, Tente, Agossou Brice Hugues, Tohinlo, Peggy, Tondossama, Adama, Tubiana, Jérôme, Van der Maesen, Laurentius Josephus Gerardus, Vidal, Max, Wangari, Elizabeth, Worou, Nadine, Yedomonhan, Hounnankpon, and Yehouenou-Tessi, Jean

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RN, gestion de l’environnement, protection de l’écosystème, Area Studies, Environmental Studies, SCI026000, ressources naturelles, végétation, environnement, faune sauvage
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Concilier conservation dans les aires protégées et développement des populations locales exige une bonne connaissance de la dynamique des systèmes naturels et sociaux. Issu d’un séminaire interdisciplinaire qui a réuni les partenaires de 16 pays, en majorité africains, ce CD-ROM présente les données biologiques et sociales permettant de questionner les pratiques en cours dans les aires protégées d’Afrique de l’Ouest. Il s’adresse aux scientifiques, aux gestionnaires et aux décideurs. Reconciling conservation in protected areas and development for the local people requires a good knowledge of the dynamics of natural and social systems. The result of an interdisciplinary seminar which brought together participants of 16 countries, mostly African, this work presents biological and social data in support of a re-consideration of the practices in progress in the protected areas of West Africa. It is intended as much for scientists as for managers and decision-makers.

Published
2014

5. The Management of Protected Areas in Seven Countries of West and Central Africa

Author

de Boissieu, Dimitri, Mahamadou Salifou, Brice Sinsin, Moussa Alou, Famara, Drammeh, Agathe Fantodji, Bernard Fosso, Kakpo, Marcel Comlan, Ngandjui, Germain, C, Crisantos Obama, Sagno, Christine, and Tondossama, Adama

Subjects
RN, gestion de l’environnement, protection de l’écosystème, Area Studies, Environmental Studies, SCI026000, ressources naturelles, végétation, environnement, faune sauvage
Abstract

Note portant sur l’auteur Introduction Africa harbours a great variety of ecosystems and almost one-third of the biological diversity of the world (IUCN, 2005) but it is also the continent that suffers from the highest rates of poverty on the planet. In order to try to protect natural resources while ensuring the development of its people, the creation and management of protected areas is widely practised and recognized at the international level. It could even be said that the conservation o...

Published
2014

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