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Ashenafi, Zelealem Tefera

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Dans les zones o� les parcs nationaux sont peu susceptibles d'�tre �conomiquement viables ou socialement souhaitables, une approche alternative est n�cessaire. Les initiatives de conservation men�es par la communaut� sont une approche possible. Leur succ�s final n�cessite � la fois une compr�hension de l'�cosyst�me lui-m�me et de l'interaction entre la population autochtone et les diff�rentes composantes de l'�cosyst�me qu'elle utilise. Dans cette th�se, j'�tudie le syst�me de gestion des ressources communes indig�nes dans la r�gion de Guassa � Menz dans les hautes terres centrales de l'�thiopie, et les cons�quences de l'utilisation des ressources par la communaut� sur les populations de rongeurs et du loup �thiopien en danger critique d'extinction. La r�gion a toujours �t�, et est toujours, une ressource naturelle pr�cieuse pour la communaut� locale qui en d�pendent principalement pour l'herbe de chaume, le bois de chauffage et le p�turage. Le syst�me de gestion des ressources autochtones a �t� structur� sous une institution de gestion des ressources autochtones, connue localement sous le nom de syst�me Qero, pendant environ 400 ans. Le syst�me �tait bas� sur des groupes descendants de p�res fondateurs qui ont convenu de la division de la terre au 17�me si�cle, et soutenu par l'autorit� de l'�glise.

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Date d'�dition: 2018
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