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Titre L'enquête auprès des usagers et des propriétaires riverains, quel intérêt pour la gestion des rivières ? / Social surveys of users and property owners : what interest for river management ?
Auteur Hervé Piegay, Bernard Meuret, Michèle Cuaz
Mir@bel Revue Géocarrefour
Titre à cette date : Revue de géographie de Lyon
Numéro volume 71, no 4, 1996 La rivière, un corridor naturel à gérer
Page 353-362
Résumé anglais Integrated management of rivers and their margins is recommended by the 1992 French Water Law and is favoured by public opinion. Management options are no longer based only on hydraulic or ecological considerations, but also on concepts developed by the human sciences (economics, sociology, human geography). A good illustration is provided by global studies of conservation strategies for the eroded floodplains of high energy tributaries of the Rhône. Social surveys are considered as a tool to assist mediation between river users and managers. They allow identification of the different groups of actors, of their perception of rivers and of potential conflicts in the use of rivers. Surveys are also a usefull way of registering actor's opinions of future management strategies ; this may be illustrated by conservation strategies applied to several rivers in south-eastern France. Finally, social surveys can be considered a communication tool allowing managers to inform actors of their objectives.
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