Advances in Applied Sociology

Volume 11, Issue 1 (January 2021)

ISSN Print: 2165-4328   ISSN Online: 2165-4336

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Perception of Territorial Actors on Their Roles in the Implementation of Planning Tools in Mali

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DOI: 10.4236/aasoci.2021.111003    267 Downloads   937 Views  Citations
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ABSTRACT

Many actors intervene in the territory and often the divergence of points of view and interests oppose them. This can generate conflicts of interest, prerogatives and others. To better understand the actions taken by the various players in the area, we felt it necessary to bring some of them closer together. These are academics, senior officials working in the field of regional planning, political and administrative authorities, etc. The opinions of these actors will allow us to understand their roles in the implementation of planning tools in Mali by general and certain municipalities in particular. The opinions focused on the role of the actors in the implementation of planning tools. Indeed, this research allowed us to identify the actors and group them according to their center of interest, before seeking to understand their roles in the implementation of planning tools. The results obtained relate to the following elements: 1) territorial actors, each at their own level, do not properly play their roles; 2) the territorial actors do not consult each other before taking action; 3) the interests of groups take precedence over the general interest of the entire population of the territory concerned; 4) actors are excluded from decision-making.

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Sanogo, A. (2021) Perception of Territorial Actors on Their Roles in the Implementation of Planning Tools in Mali. Advances in Applied Sociology, 11, 26-33. doi: 10.4236/aasoci.2021.111003.

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