Gestion durable des ressources naturelles
The academic semester track is divided into 4 teaching units. Focus is given on: 1-TU1: Natural resources: societies, politics and the economy omponent 1: Farmers and agriculture in the territories: cultural, sociological, economic and institutional developments; Component 2: Agricultural and environmental policies -TU2: Ressources (water, soil, climate and vegetation, biodiversity)-TU3 and 4 :Agriculture, resources and territories
Keywords: Territorial economics, agricultural policy, environmental law, environmental policy, economic evaluation, action systems, agricultural exploitation, territory diagnosis, human-nature relationship,Biodiversity, ecology, water, soil, climate, vegetation, ecosystem, landscape, global changes, scale changes,Management of agrosystems at the territorial level. Urban/peri-urban agriculture. Sustainable city. Renewable energy, territorial methanisation. Waste basin. Watershed management. Irrigation. Geomatics / GIS.
Delivering knowledge to approach and understand: - Administrative organization, social and economic issues, political regulation mechanisms and the functioning of territorial governance -The nature and state of natural resources, their use by agricultural activity -The issues of conservation and sustainable management of biodiversity and natural resources Provide tools : -Dynamics of social and institutional organization, models of economic choice, public policy development, indicators for characterizing natural resources, measuring devices (soil, water), diversity indicators, models (water functioning, geochemistry, vegetation cover, etc.), data analysis, analysis of experimental results, geomatics and spatialization
Cooperative learning
Discovery
Discussion
Lab practice
Field practice
Seminar
Problem solving
Final grade will consist of a continuous review and a final examination
Start date: 07-09-2020
End date: 22-01-2021