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“Views from below on the pro-poor growth challenge: The case of rural Rwanda”, based upon a previous version: “Rural poverty in Rwanda: Views from below”, original title as presented at the African Studies Association 50th Annual Meeting 2007: “21st Century Africa: Evolving Conceptions of Human Rights”, New York. -> Basis for Chapter 5 in this PhD Ansoms, A. (2007) “How successful is the Rwandan PRSP? Recent evolutions of growth, poverty and inequality: Briefing”, Review of African Political Economy

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fr Abstract In the beginning of the 1990s, the construction of small dams seemed to take precedence over the policy of large hydraulic works that was popular in the Middle East and North Africa Region (NEMA) during the second part of the 20th century. Nowadays, all countries of NEMA region are involved in a policy of constructing small and middle size dams. These dams appear as very specific structures designed not only to mobilize the surface water resources but also to control runoff and sediment

d‘Internet et des « netzines »24 Ce néologisme, élaboré par Michael Hauben, désigne les membres de cet univers communicationnel dont la définition suivante, représentative de l‘ « idéologie communicationnelle » d‘Internet : « Welcome to the 21st Century. You are a Netizen (a Net Citizen), and you exist as a citizen of the world thanks to the global connectivity that the Net makes possible. You consider everyone as your compatriot. You physically live in one country but you are in contact with much

spiritual, to encroach upon (12) the temporal rights of all other princes of the west; and so continued gaining upon them, till his power was at the highest in that three hundred years, or thereabout, which passed between the eighth and eleventh century, that is, between Pope Leo the Third and Pope Innocent the Third. For in this time Pope Zachary the First deposed Chilperic, then King of France, and gave the kingdom to one of his subjects, Pepin; and Pepin took from the Lombards a great part of

family has also participated, directly or indirectly in the achievement of this thesis. My two grand fathers have “El Alameya” (the highest diploma) from Al-Azhar University, which is the most ancient university in the world (established in the tenth century). The fact that my uncle Mohamed was a brilliant engineer; my uncle Ahmed and my aunt Fatma are professors at the faculty of medicine; all gave me a lot of inspiration. I share many of souvenirs with my sister Amal (means hope) and my brother Yasser

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