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Learning from Senegalese school farms in agroecology, which efficient practices can be advocated for newcomers? A comparative analysis.
De Graeuwe D'Aoust, Mireille
2022Journées de recherche en sciences sociales (JRSS)
 

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Keywords :
school farm; farm school; quality; knowledge acquisition; business installation; Senegal
Abstract :
[en] School farms in agroecology are increasing. This paper assesses their pedagogical interest by analyze 4 Senegalese school farms. Pedagogical quality is measured by three aspects: (1) feedback from their former learners, (2) acquisition of fundamental knowledge, and (3) professionalization. Former learners have globally a positive opinion about training. Their learning is facilitated if courses are given by trainers with more advanced agroecological expertise. The paper shows also that former learners are more likely to build a business if they receive a starter kit. Under conditions detailed in the study, school farm can help contribute to agroecology transition.
Disciplines :
Agriculture & agronomy
Author, co-author :
De Graeuwe D'Aoust, Mireille ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > TERRA Research Centre > Modélisation et développement
Language :
English
Title :
Learning from Senegalese school farms in agroecology, which efficient practices can be advocated for newcomers? A comparative analysis.
Publication date :
16 December 2022
Event name :
Journées de recherche en sciences sociales (JRSS)
Event organizer :
Société française d'économie rurale
Event place :
clermont ferrand, France
Event date :
16/12/2022
Audience :
International
References of the abstract :
School farms in agroecology are increasing. This paper assesses their pedagogical interest by analyze 4 Senegalese school farms. Pedagogical quality is measured by three aspects: (1) feedback from their former learners, (2) acquisition of fundamental knowledge, and (3) professionalization. Former learners have globally a positive opinion about training. Their learning is facilitated if courses are given by trainers with more advanced agroecological expertise. The paper shows also that former learners are more likely to build a business if they receive a starter kit. Under conditions detailed in the study, school farm can help contribute to agroecology transition.
Development Goals :
12. Responsible consumption and production
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