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35. Garrity, Monique P. Le Cot Recurrent des Projets d'hydraulique Rurale
du S6neal. Rapport Provisoire. Ouagadougou/Paris: ClLSS/Club
du Sahel, October 1979, 62 p.
One of a series of studies being carried out for the CILSS/
Club Recurrent Cost Working Group by the Harvard Institute for
International Development. The study aims to: estimate the level
of recurrent cost financing necessary to attain the maximum economic
benefit from rural water projects; evaluate the economic consequences
of under-financing of recurrent costs; examine revenue
producing schemes for managenient and maintenance of the projects
and the potential role of foreign assistance in financing recurrent
costs.
36. USAID. Development Assistance Program by 1975. Section Three: Senegal,
Mali, Mauritania. Annexe A: Seneal. Washington, D.C.: USAID,
March 1975, 66 p.
A macro-economic assessment of the agriculture, livestock,
education and health sectors in Senegal with attention to development
programming, includes suggestions for assistance projects.
IV. RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY AND PLANNING
37. Adams, Adrian. "An open letter to a young researcher," African Affairs,
78 (313) October 1979, pp. 451-479.
The "young researcher" in question is a French graduate
student conducting research on the Senegal River Basin's development,
who seeks out the author to discuss development programs in
the region. The student's preconceived notions of the development
process prompted this response which chronologically describes
the "parade" of European (including North American) researchers
and technicians through the region between 1972 and 1977. The
impact of researchers, SAED, and development programs on the people
of Jamaane are chronicled by the author.
38. Adams, Adrian. "The Senegal River Valley: what kind of change?" Review
of Africai, Political Economy (10) September/December 1977, pp.
33-59.
An account of the conflict between the Jamaane village
association in the Bakel region and SAED, the state agency
responsible for the development of the Senegal River Valley.
The conflict is presented in terms of "developpement paysan"
versus "Developpement fonctionnaire." The impact of foreign