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ISBN 13 : 0203772148
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Author : Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture
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Download or read book La situation mondiale de l'alimentation et de l'agriculture 2001 written by Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture and published by Food & Agriculture Org.. This book was released on 2001 with total page 328 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Table des Matiéres Avant-propos Sigles et abréviations Note explicative -- CHAPITRE I SITUATION MONDIALE I. SITUATION ACTUELLE DE L'AGRICULTURE - FAITS ET CHIFFRES 1. Production agricole et animale 2. Les cours internationaux des denrées agricoles 3. Situation et perspectives de l'offre mondiale de céréales 4. Pénuries alimentaires et situations d'urgence 5. Les flux d'aide alimentaire 6. Assistance extérieure à l'agriculture 7. Pêches: production et échanges commerciaux 8. Production et commerce des produits forestiers II. L'ÉCONOMIE MONDIALE ET L'AGRICULTURE Environnement économique mondial Prix des produits de base Perspectives à moyen terme de l'agriculture dans les pays en développement Pays fortement tributaires des échanges de produits agricoles III. QUESTIONS CHOISIES L'ENVIRONNEMENT FUTUR DU COMMERCE DES PRODUITS AGRICOLES: QUESTIONS POSÉES DANS LE CADRE DES NÉGOCIATIONS COMMERCIALES EN COURS SUR L'AGRICULTURE Introduction Questions "classiques" concernant l'Accord sur l'agriculture Accès aux marchés Concurrence à l'exportation Soutien interne Considérations autres que d'ordre commercial Rôle multifonctionnel de l'agriculture Sécurité alimentaire Problèmes de développement et traitement spécial et différencié Conclusions LE COÛT DE LA FAIM Introduction La sous-alimentation L'enfant et la sous-alimentation Impact de la nutrition sur la productivité du travail Impact de la nutrition sur la santé Impact de la nutrition sur les résultats scolaires Impact de la nutrition sur la croissance économique Conclusions -- CHAPITRE II SITUATION PAR RÉGION I. Afrique Vue d'ensemble Situation économique générale Situation de l'agriculture Prix des produits agricoles L'épidémie de sida en Afrique subsaharienne Introduction Impact socioéconomique du VIH/SIDA Impact du VIH/SIDA sur l'agriculture Éthiopie Introduction Aperçu général Sous-alimentation et insécurité alimentaire Santé et éducation Situation et politiques macroéconomiques Situation de l'agriculture Politiques et programmes de développement agricole et de sécurité alimentaire Conclusions II. ASIE ET PACIFIQUE Vue d'ensemble Situation économique générale Situation de l'agriculture La crise économique asiatique et ses incidences sur l'agriculture Viet Nam Description générale Les réformes économiques et leurs résultats L'agriculture dans le processus de réforme de l'économie Priorités de la politique de développement rural et agricole Obstacles institutionnels au développement rural Conclusions III. AMÉRIQUE LATINE ET CARAÏBES Vue d'ensemble Situation économique générale Situation de l'agriculture Réformes agraires basées sur le marché Haïti Introduction Caractéristiques physiques et ressources Développement économique et social Situation et politiques macroéconomiques Le secteur agricole Perspectives et politiques agricoles Les obstacles Conclusions IV. PROCHE-ORIENT ET AFRIQUE DU NORD Vue d'ensemble Situation économique générale Situation de l'agriculture Commerce de produits agricoles et réforme des politiques agricoles Gestion des ressources hydrauliques V. EUROPE CENTRALE ET ORIENTALE ET COMMUNAUTÉ DES ÉTATS INDÉPENDANTS Vue d'ensemble Tendances macroéconomiques et bilan du secteur agricole Croissance du PIB et production agricole: divergence entre Europe centrale et orientale et la CEI Les différences de productivité de la main-d'_uvre dans les pays d'Europe centrale et orientale et de la CEI et les pays de l'OCDE VI. PAYS DÉVELOPPÉS À ÉCONOMIE DE MARCHÉ Vue d'ensemble Situation économique générale Situation de l'agriculture Évolution des politiques agricoles NOTES -- CHAPITRE III IMPACT ÉCONOMIQUE DES RAVAGEURS DES PLANTES ET DES MALADIES ANIMALES TRANSFRONTIÈRES I. APERÇU GÉNÉRAL Historique de la lutte contre les ravageurs des plantes et maladies animales transfrontières Ravageurs des plantes Maladies animales Régions affectées par différents ravageurs et maladies transfrontières II. ÉLÉMENTS DÉTERMINANT LE NIVEAU DE CONTRÔLE Facteurs économiques Conflits politiques Régimes de réglementation Facteurs biologiques et écologiques Justification économique de la lutte Quel degré de protection faut-il assurer et par qui? Lutte contre les migrateurs nuisibles Lutte contre les ravageurs des plantes soumis à des régimes de quarantaine Lutte contre les maladies animales III. IMPACT ÉCONOMIQUE DES RAVAGEURS ET MALADIES TRANSFRONTIÈRES Types d'impact économique Production Effets sur les prix et les marchés Commerce Sécurité alimentaire et nutrition La santé humaine et l'environnement Coûts financiers Études empiriques de l'impact économique Impact économique des migrateurs nuisibles transfrontières Impact économique des ravageurs des plantes soumis à des mesures de quarantaine Impact économique des maladies animales Impact des méthodes de lutte Conclusions des études de l'impact économique IV. GESTION DES RAVAGEURS ET MALADIES TRANSFRONTIÈRES ET LEURS IMPACTS ÉCONOMIQUES Options de contrôle Réduction de la probabilité d'entrée Intervention en cas d'introduction, d'infestation ou de foyer de maladie Formules de gestion de l'impact économique Évolution de la situation et problèmes nouveaux Vulnérabilité accrue aux épidémies et aux infestations Évolution des attitudes des consommateurs et du public Nouvelles méthodes de surveillance et de contrôle Réglementation et recherche: nouveaux problèmes V. SÉLECTION ET APPLICATION DES SOLUTIONS LES MIEUX APPROPRIÉES POUR COMBATTRE LES RAVAGEURS ET LES MALADIES TRANSFRONTIÈRES Rôles des politiques locales, nationales et internationales Accords, institutions et programmes existants Organisations privées et associations techniques Financement VI. CONCLUSIONS NOTES Tableau annexe.
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Publisher : Springer Nature
ISBN 13 : 3030927385
Total Pages : 415 pages
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ISBN 13 : 1107067960
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