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[Dialoguebarrages] TR: GWI video : Sécuriser les droits fonciers des populations affectées par les barrages en Afrique de l'Ouest/ Securing the land rights of people affected by dams in West Africa
by KOUNDOUNO Jérôme 31 Mar '17

31 Mar '17

De : ROCCA Marcello Envoyé : vendredi 31 mars 2017 14:54 English below Chers collègues, Nous avons le plaisir de partager avec vous une nouvelle vidéo animée intitulée Sécuriser les droits fonciers des populations affectées par les barrages en Afrique de l'Ouest<https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/fr/securiser-les-droits-fonciers-des-populati…>. [Screenshot]<https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/fr/securiser-les-droits-fonciers-des-populati…>Cette vidéo de 5 minutes examine les défis relatifs à l'obtention d'une compensation juste pour les personnes affectées par la construction de grands barrages, et définit les différentes étapes pour s'assurer qu'elles puissent bénéficier d'un accès sécurisé à de nouvelles terres. Pour les gouvernements, cela peut signifier d'avoir à élaborer de nouvelles politiques et de nouveaux outils de gouvernance à utiliser lors de la construction de barrages et de périmètres irrigués. Pour qu'un barrage contribue avec succès au développement durable d'un pays, les populations locales doivent également en bénéficier. Et comme les moyens de subsistance des personnes vivant dans les sociétés rurales dépendent de la terre, un régime foncier approprié est essentiel pour garantir que les avantages des barrages profitent à tous. Selon Jamie Skinner, directeur de GWI Afrique de l'Ouest, « il s'agit d'un point d'entrée rapide et facile, pour les gouvernements et les autres parties prenantes - y compris les bailleurs de fonds, les consultants et les communautés elles-mêmes -, pour comprendre comment les droits des personnes déplacées peuvent être protégés, et s'assurer que les barrages profitent à tous et non seulement à quelques-uns ». La vidéo est accessible en streaming ou en téléchargement, et disponible en anglais <https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/en/securing-land-rights-people-affected-dams-…> et en français<https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/fr/securiser-les-droits-fonciers-des-populati…> avec des sous-titres. Pour plus d'informations merci de contacter M. Jérôme Koundouno, Coordonnateur régional, GWI Afrique de l'Ouest : jerome.koundouno(a)iucn.org<mailto:jerome.koundouno@iucn.org> Cordialement, ________________________________ Dear colleagues, We are pleased to share with you a new animation entitled Securing the land rights of people affected by dams in West Africa<https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/en/securing-land-rights-people-affected-dams-…>. [Screenshot]<https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/en/securing-land-rights-people-affected-dams-…>This five-minute video unpicks the challenges around getting fair compensation for affected people, and sets out the various stages to ensuring that they can securely invest and develop their new land after the dam's construction. For governments, this may mean drawing up new policies and governance tools to use when building dams and irrigation schemes. For a dam to contribute successfully to the sustainable development of society, local people must also benefit. And since the livelihoods of people in rural societies depend on land, proper land tenure is key to ensuring dams bring benefits for all. According to Jamie Skinner, director of GWI West Africa, the animation "provides a quick and easy entry point for governments and other stakeholders - including donors, consultants and the communities themselves - to understand how the rights of displaced people can be protected, thereby ensuring dams benefit the many and not just the few". This video can be streamed or downloaded, and is available in English<https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/en/securing-land-rights-people-affected-dams-…> and in French<https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/fr/securiser-les-droits-fonciers-des-populati…> with subtitles. For more information, please contact M. Jérôme Koundouno, Regional coordinator, GWI West Africa: jerome.koundouno(a)iucn.org<mailto:jerome.koundouno@iucn.org> With best wishes, Marcello ROCCA Communication advisor Global Water Initiative (GWI) - West Africa IUCN (International union for conservation of nature) Dakar, Senegal Tel. +221 33 869 02 85 Mail: marcello.rocca(a)iucn.org<mailto:marcello.rocca@iucn.org> www.gwiwestafrica.org<http://www.gwiwestafrica.org/> www.iucn.org/prezoh<http://www.iucn.org/prezoh> [cid:image011.gif@01D26DCC.00BE8E90]<http://www.iucn.org/> [https://www.gwiwestafrica.org/sites/default/files/logosm.jpg] [Global Water Initiative - Afrique de l'Ouest] ________________________________ This communication, together with any attachment, may contain confidential information and/or copyright material and is intended only for the person(s) to whom it is addressed. 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Analyse de la nourriture du poison Proximate analysis of feed in Togo ? West Africa ?
by William Leschen 14 Mar '17

14 Mar '17

Hello I'm setting up a fish farm in Togo. I would like to know if there is a laboratory where I could have the food I am preparing analyzed in order to determine its true protein concentration. Your opinions are welcome Viwanou EDORH - ANANOU From: edorh-ananou viwanou [mailto:eviwanou@yahoo.fr] Sent: 13 March 2017 11:33 To: sarnissa-african-aquaculture Mailing List Subject: Analyse de la nourriture du poison Bonjour Je suis en train de monter une ferme piscicole au Togo. Je voudrais savoir s'il y a un laboratoire où je pourrais faire analyser la nourriture que je prépare en vue de déterminer sa concentration réelle en protéine. Vos avis sont les bienvenus Viwanou EDORH – ANANOU

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Call for WA2017 Aquaculture Biosecurity Special Session Oral Presentations / Biosecurity Workshop Registration
by David Scarfe 06 Mar '17

06 Mar '17

An Open Invitation for Oral Presentations & Workshop Participation Aquaculture Biosecurity Special Session & Training Workshop World Aquaculture 2017 New Frontiers for Economic Growth Cape Town, South Africa June 30 - July 2, 2017 Aquaculture Biosecurity Special Session (June 30) Abstracts for 20-minute presentations dealing with any approaches for preventing, controlling or eradicating infectious diseases, particularly those involving disease surveillance, diagnostics, economic or other impacts, certifying disease freedom, OIE standards or National regulations, are particularly encouraged. For full consideration, submit your abstracts online by April 1,2017 at: <https://www.was.org/meetings/Default.aspx?code=WA2017> https://www.was.org/meetings/Default.aspx?code=WA2017 To ensure your abstract is included in this special session, abstracts should also be sent to <mailto:IAVBC@vetmed.lmu.de> IAVBC(a)vetmed.lmu.de. All submissions will be acknowledged. Aquaculture Biosecurity Training Workshop (July 1-2) – Please note: this workshop is scheduled for the 2 days following the World Aquaculture Conference and requires separate registration! Facilitated by leading experts from several countries, this workshop is open to the first 100 delegates that register. Attendees will participate in practical table-top and on-farm training exercises that will prevent, control or eradicate infectious diseases in any aquaculture operation, using OIE standards. Lunch, workbook and transportation is included. To ensure a seat, register by April 1,2017 at: <http://www.fisch.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de/biosecurity/iavbc_workshop_2017> www.fisch.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de/biosecurity/iavbc_workshop_2017 The Special Session & Workshop is organized, coordinated & supported by: <http://www.fisch.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de/biosecurity/index.html> For additional information see <http://www.fisch.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de/biosecurity> www.fisch.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de/biosecurity, or contact: <mailto:IAVBC@vetmed.lmu.de> IAVBC(a)vetmed.lmu.de <http://www.aasa-aqua.co.za/> <http://www.wavma.org/> Please note that IAVBC or collaborating organizations are unable to unable to subsidize registration fees, travel or hotel costs. All presenters are required to pay their own registration, accommodation and travel expenses. A flyer is attached for further distribution. A. David Scarfe PhD, DVM, MRSSAf, CertAqV IAVBC Associate Director Cell (US only): +1 (847) 650-4628, or (International) +1 (515) 203-7972 IAVBC(a)vetmed.lmu.de <mailto:IAVBC@vetmed.lmu.de>

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