Maraîchers à Khartoum: entre intégration et marginalisation étude des capacités intégratrices de l'agriculture urbaine

Alice Franck

Revue Tiers-Monde, 2006, vol. n° 185, issue 1, 39-55

Abstract: The study of Khartoum?s market gardeners sheds new light on the thinking about the integrating capacity of urban agriculture. The uncontrolled urbanization now at work in the Sudanese capital, causing unprecedented competition for property, points to the limits on the potential integration of farm-workers in the downtown. The fact that this activity is strictly commercial and exercised by a mainly migrant population makes the analysis that much more interesting.

Date: 2006
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