Titre de série :	New civil Engineer Interbational
Titre :	Dam Scheme
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Mention d'édition :	OMVS
Editeur :	OMVS
Année de publication :	1978
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-06685
Note générale :	An ambition US $500m flood regulation programme gets under way in the Senegal valley, west Africa, amid rising speculation from former colonial powers, third word sociologists and a dwindling local population, that the scheme is too big, too revolutionnary or just plain too late. The scheme should bring year-roud irrigation to almost 500,000ha of land-but will there be anyone left to farm it ? The Senegal valley scheme, financeed largely by interest-free loans hom the muslim arabs world, follows 40 years of deliberation on the problems posed by drough and uncertain agriculture in the area.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Irrigation  Agriculture  Inondation  Dam scheme  Vallée du Sénégal  Programme de développement
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	An ambition US $500m flood regulation programme gets under way in the Senegal valley, west Africa, amid rising speculation from former colonial powers, third word sociologists and a dwindling local population, that the scheme is too big, too revolutionnary or just plain too late. The scheme should bring year-roud irrigation to almost 500,000ha of land-but will there be anyone left to farm it ? The Senegal valley scheme, financeed largely by interest-free loans hom the muslim arabs world, follows 40 years of deliberation on the problems posed by drough and uncertain agriculture in the area.
Note de contenu :	An ambition US $500m flood regulation programme gets under way in the Senegal valley, west Africa, amid rising speculation from former colonial powers, third word sociologists and a dwindling local population, that the scheme is too big, too revolutionnary or just plain too late. The scheme should bring year-roud irrigation to almost 500,000ha of land-but will there be anyone left to farm it ? The Senegal valley scheme, financeed largely by interest-free loans hom the muslim arabs world, follows 40 years of deliberation on the problems posed by drough and uncertain agriculture in the area.

New civil Engineer Interbational. Dam Scheme [texte imprimé]  . -  OMVS . - OMVS, 1978.
ISSN : CI-06685
An ambition US $500m flood regulation programme gets under way in the Senegal valley, west Africa, amid rising speculation from former colonial powers, third word sociologists and a dwindling local population, that the scheme is too big, too revolutionnary or just plain too late. The scheme should bring year-roud irrigation to almost 500,000ha of land-but will there be anyone left to farm it ? The Senegal valley scheme, financeed largely by interest-free loans hom the muslim arabs world, follows 40 years of deliberation on the problems posed by drough and uncertain agriculture in the area.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Irrigation  Agriculture  Inondation  Dam scheme  Vallée du Sénégal  Programme de développement
Index. décimale :	630 Agriculture et techniques connexes
Résumé :	An ambition US $500m flood regulation programme gets under way in the Senegal valley, west Africa, amid rising speculation from former colonial powers, third word sociologists and a dwindling local population, that the scheme is too big, too revolutionnary or just plain too late. The scheme should bring year-roud irrigation to almost 500,000ha of land-but will there be anyone left to farm it ? The Senegal valley scheme, financeed largely by interest-free loans hom the muslim arabs world, follows 40 years of deliberation on the problems posed by drough and uncertain agriculture in the area.
Note de contenu :	An ambition US $500m flood regulation programme gets under way in the Senegal valley, west Africa, amid rising speculation from former colonial powers, third word sociologists and a dwindling local population, that the scheme is too big, too revolutionnary or just plain too late. The scheme should bring year-roud irrigation to almost 500,000ha of land-but will there be anyone left to farm it ? The Senegal valley scheme, financeed largely by interest-free loans hom the muslim arabs world, follows 40 years of deliberation on the problems posed by drough and uncertain agriculture in the area.