The challenges of ecological innovation in developing countries - Diop, Adama Doudou
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Ecological innovations, the terms "bio", "éco", "vert" or "écolo" now have a positive connotation and occupy a large part of scientific, media, academic and even political debates. In developing countries, this trend has led to the adoption and funding of a number of initiatives by NGOs, international organizations, public authorities and other development partners. However, the results obtained are sometimes mixed, and even negative in some cases. This book, the result of doctoral research in geography, explores the challenges of these initiatives through the case of Senegal in three…mehr

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Ecological innovations, the terms "bio", "éco", "vert" or "écolo" now have a positive connotation and occupy a large part of scientific, media, academic and even political debates. In developing countries, this trend has led to the adoption and funding of a number of initiatives by NGOs, international organizations, public authorities and other development partners. However, the results obtained are sometimes mixed, and even negative in some cases. This book, the result of doctoral research in geography, explores the challenges of these initiatives through the case of Senegal in three strategic sectors: eco-construction, alternative energies and sustainable agriculture, to give an in-depth look at these practices revolving around sustainable development and ecological projects in the South.
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Winner of the 3rd prize in Geography at the CAMES University Olympics in 2022, the author has a geography thesis pending at the Université Gaston Berger in Saint-Louis, Senegal, and another in progress at the Université de Kara in Togo. The latter is being carried out as part of the GPN partnership with the University of Kassel in Germany.