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Fatah Ameur
Affiliation : Centre de Recherche en Économie Appliquée pour le Développement
- 32Publications (affiliation in Algeria)
- 60Total publications
- 471Citations
- 11h-index
Research profile
Fatah Ameur has 32 indexed publications (2013–2026). Their work appears mainly in “HAL”, “Cahiers Agricultures” and “Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems”. Their most cited article, “Liberation or Anarchy? The Janus Nature of Groundwater Use on North Africa’s New Irrigation Frontiers” (2016), has been cited 79 times. 11 of these publications date from the last three years of activity. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers, including institutions in France, Morocco, Tunisia.
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- Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development
- Agricultural Innovations and Practices
- Agriculture and Rural Development Research
- Water Governance and Infrastructure
- Water Resource Management and Quality
Publications (32)
- From water dose to niche architecture: the 5D-Hydro framework for diversified agroecosystems
- Transforming agroecology perceptions: enhancing awareness, knowledge and involvement through a multistakeholder forum
- Les zones arides et marginales du sud du Maghreb : un vivier d’opportunités pour un développement humain et territorial équilibré
- MASSIRE PROJECT: STRENGTHENING NETWORKS FOR AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL INNOVATION IN OASES AND ARID ZONES OF THE MAGHREB
- Synthesis report on agroecological value chains in North Africa
- Assessing the integration of agroecological principles in smallholder farming systems in North African irrigated plains
- Exploring the combination of agroecological and conventional farming practices through the hybrid farming concept
- The spread of the intensive agricultural model by agro-suppliers in Algeria: implications for citrus small family farms and their adaptations
- Assessing technical efficiency and its determinants for dairy cattle farms in northern Algeria: The two-step DEA-Tobit approach
- Co-construire des processus multi-acteurs pour le développement durable des territoires ruraux au Maghreb. Une démarche innovante d'apprentissages et d'engagement collectif
- Guide de production du safran bio dans une région aride du sud de l'Algérie
- L’exploitation des eaux souterraines dans le Saiss : la course que certains abandonnent
- Adoption factors and structural characteristics of irrigated olive grove agroforestry systems in Central Tunisia
- Production and use of homemade dry manure-based tea in fertigation systems in North Africa
- The emerging saffron value chain in the M’Zab valley – southern Algeria: an analysis of ongoing dynamics and strategic development options
- A functional-structural approach to analyzing agricultural innovation systems in the dairy milk sector of the region of Ghardaïa - Algerian Northern Sahara
- Transformations structurelles, diversification économique et exigences pour une croissance durable
- L'agroécologie dans les plaines irriguées d'Afrique du Nord. Cartographier les pratiques prometteuses et caractériser les logiques paysannes
- Agroecology in North African irrigated plains? Mapping promising practices and characterizing farmers’ underlying logics
- L’APRES COVID-19 : UNE ECONOMIE OUVERTE ET DURABLE SEULE POSSIBILITE POUR JUGULER L’IMPACT DE LA PANDEMIE
- Agroecology in a semi-arid Mediterranean area: from real practices to integrated agroecological systems?
- Vulnerabilities and adaptive capacities of irrigated agriculture in North Africa. Exploring local innovations with agroecological potentials
- Rivalités et arrangements coopératifs pour l’accès à l’eau souterraine dans la plaine de Berrechid au Maroc
- The logics of farming practices: Mapping innovative and alternative practices with agroecological potentials in three irrigated plains in North Africa
- From worker to peasant and then to entrepreneur? Land reform and agrarian change in the Saïss (Morocco)
- Prosper, survive or exit: Contrasted fortunes of farmers in the groundwater economy in the Saiss plain (Morocco)
- Considering groundwater use to improve the assessment of groundwater pumping for irrigation in North Africa
- Specifying the differentiated contribution of farmers to groundwater depletion in two irrigated areas in North Africa
- Liberation or Anarchy? The Janus Nature of Groundwater Use on North Africa’s New Irrigation Frontiers
- Méthodes d'estimation et d'extrapolation des pompages des eaux souterraines par l'intégration des pratiques locales: cas de la plaine du Saïss au Maroc
- Designing a debate on the role of young farmers in a context of agrarian change in the Saïss (Morocco)
- The domestication of a technical innovation: Diffusion of drip irrigation in two villages in Morocco
Publication venues
- HAL × 6
- Cahiers Agricultures × 5
- Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems × 4
- New Medit × 3
- Agritrop (Cirad) × 3
- les cahiers du cread × 2
Publications per year
- 20261
- 20254
- 20246
- 20231
- 20226
- 20204
- 20192
- 20181
- 20173
- 20162
Collaborations
Partner institutions : Gestion de l'Eau, Acteurs, Usages · Institut Agronomique et Vétérinaire Hassan II · Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement · École Nationale Supérieure Agronomique · Centre Universitaire Morsli Abdellah de Tipaza
Co-authors’ countries : France · Morocco · Tunisia
Co-authors
- Karima Boudedja
- Amine Oulmane
- Ahmed Benmihoub
- Aïssa Belhadi
- Amel Bouzid
- Samia Akli
- Abderazak Madouri
- Fatma Hernoun
- Youcef Alioua
- Tarik Hartani
- Razika Medjoub
- Hicham Benamirouche
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