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    Résilience communautaire à la malnutrition aigüe

    13 April 2016

    Il se base largement sur les résultats des enquêtes de référence et à mi-parcours, relatives à la RCAM, effectuées fin 2012 et fin 2014 respectivement, et sur une analyse interne du programme effectué en octobre 2015.

    Photo: Concern Worldwide.
    Photo: Concern Worldwide.

    Le présent document d’information a pour objectif de présenter les enseignements tirés du programme de RCMA à ce jour. Il se base largement sur les résultats des enquêtes de référence et à mi-parcours, relatives à la RCAM, effectuées fin 2012 et fin 2014 respectivement, et sur une analyse interne du programme effectué en octobre 2015.

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    Learning from the DIZA-Est programme in Chad

    This page documents the learning from the Consortium Programme: Inclusive Development of Host Areas Programme (DIZA-Est) in Chad.

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    Les enseignements du programme DIZA-Est au Tchad

    Cette page documente l'apprentissage du programme du Consortium : Programme de développement inclusif des zones d'accueil (DIZA-Est) au Tchad.

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    Pastoralist systems in Dar Sila, Chad

    This study contributes to the understanding of the dynamics of pastoralism and farming in Chad.

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