5 research outputs found

    Étude concernant l’actualisation, la dĂ©finition et les exemples de valorisation des races locales, rustiques, menacĂ©esVolet 1 -Races menacĂ©es - Actualisation des listes de races menacĂ©es - Extension de la rĂ©flexion aux abeilles et aux espĂšces aquacoles

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    In continuation of the FEADER 2014-2022 program, the Agro-Environmental and Climate Measure “Protection of Endangered Breeds” (MAEC PRM) aims to provide economic support to breeders who have chosen to preserve and reproduce breed animals. with low population size.The PRM system concerns breeds for which the State is responsible for the preservation as genetic resources, according to the 1992 Rio Convention, that is to say native breeds or locally adapted breeds within the meaning of the FAO. Among these breeds, PRM only concerns local breeds. The first step in the study was therefore to draw up, for each species, the list of breeds that could be qualified in this way. Then, the method which had been defined in 2014 was the subject of a critical analysis and, consequently, of some adjustments. Finally, the most complete and up-to-date data possible was gathered in order to establish, according to the method chosen, the degree of threat.Dans la continuitĂ© de la programmation FEADER 2014-2022, la Mesure Agro-Environnementale et Climatique « Protection des Races MenacĂ©es » (MAEC PRM) vise Ă  accompagner Ă©conomiquement les Ă©leveurs ayant fait le choix de conserver et de mettre Ă  la reproduction des animaux de races Ă  faibles effectifs.Le dispositif PRM concerne les races dont l’État est garant de la prĂ©servation en tant que ressource gĂ©nĂ©tique, selon la Convention de Rio de 1992, c’est-Ă -dire les races natives ou les races localement adaptĂ©es au sens de la FAO. Parmi ces races-lĂ , la PRM ne concerne que les races locales. La premiĂšre Ă©tape de l’étude a donc Ă©tĂ© de dresser, pour chaque espĂšce, la liste des races pouvant ĂȘtre qualifiĂ©es de la sorte. Ensuite, la mĂ©thode qui avait Ă©tĂ© dĂ©finie en 2014 a fait l’objet d’une analyse critique et, en consĂ©quence, de quelques amĂ©nagements. Enfin, les donnĂ©es les plus complĂštes et les plus actualisĂ©es possibles ont Ă©tĂ© rassemblĂ©es afin d’établir, selon la mĂ©thode retenue, le degrĂ© de menace

    Étude concernant l’actualisation, la dĂ©finition et les exemples de valorisation des races locales, rustiques, menacĂ©esVolet 1 -Races menacĂ©es - Actualisation des listes de races menacĂ©es - Extension de la rĂ©flexion aux abeilles et aux espĂšces aquacoles

    No full text
    In continuation of the FEADER 2014-2022 program, the Agro-Environmental and Climate Measure “Protection of Endangered Breeds” (MAEC PRM) aims to provide economic support to breeders who have chosen to preserve and reproduce breed animals. with low population size.The PRM system concerns breeds for which the State is responsible for the preservation as genetic resources, according to the 1992 Rio Convention, that is to say native breeds or locally adapted breeds within the meaning of the FAO. Among these breeds, PRM only concerns local breeds. The first step in the study was therefore to draw up, for each species, the list of breeds that could be qualified in this way. Then, the method which had been defined in 2014 was the subject of a critical analysis and, consequently, of some adjustments. Finally, the most complete and up-to-date data possible was gathered in order to establish, according to the method chosen, the degree of threat.Dans la continuitĂ© de la programmation FEADER 2014-2022, la Mesure Agro-Environnementale et Climatique « Protection des Races MenacĂ©es » (MAEC PRM) vise Ă  accompagner Ă©conomiquement les Ă©leveurs ayant fait le choix de conserver et de mettre Ă  la reproduction des animaux de races Ă  faibles effectifs.Le dispositif PRM concerne les races dont l’État est garant de la prĂ©servation en tant que ressource gĂ©nĂ©tique, selon la Convention de Rio de 1992, c’est-Ă -dire les races natives ou les races localement adaptĂ©es au sens de la FAO. Parmi ces races-lĂ , la PRM ne concerne que les races locales. La premiĂšre Ă©tape de l’étude a donc Ă©tĂ© de dresser, pour chaque espĂšce, la liste des races pouvant ĂȘtre qualifiĂ©es de la sorte. Ensuite, la mĂ©thode qui avait Ă©tĂ© dĂ©finie en 2014 a fait l’objet d’une analyse critique et, en consĂ©quence, de quelques amĂ©nagements. Enfin, les donnĂ©es les plus complĂštes et les plus actualisĂ©es possibles ont Ă©tĂ© rassemblĂ©es afin d’établir, selon la mĂ©thode retenue, le degrĂ© de menace

    Étude concernant l’actualisation, la dĂ©finition et les exemples de valorisation des races locales, rustiques, menacĂ©esVolet 1 -Races menacĂ©es - Actualisation des listes de races menacĂ©es - Extension de la rĂ©flexion aux abeilles et aux espĂšces aquacoles

    No full text
    In continuation of the FEADER 2014-2022 program, the Agro-Environmental and Climate Measure “Protection of Endangered Breeds” (MAEC PRM) aims to provide economic support to breeders who have chosen to preserve and reproduce breed animals. with low population size.The PRM system concerns breeds for which the State is responsible for the preservation as genetic resources, according to the 1992 Rio Convention, that is to say native breeds or locally adapted breeds within the meaning of the FAO. Among these breeds, PRM only concerns local breeds. The first step in the study was therefore to draw up, for each species, the list of breeds that could be qualified in this way. Then, the method which had been defined in 2014 was the subject of a critical analysis and, consequently, of some adjustments. Finally, the most complete and up-to-date data possible was gathered in order to establish, according to the method chosen, the degree of threat.Dans la continuitĂ© de la programmation FEADER 2014-2022, la Mesure Agro-Environnementale et Climatique « Protection des Races MenacĂ©es » (MAEC PRM) vise Ă  accompagner Ă©conomiquement les Ă©leveurs ayant fait le choix de conserver et de mettre Ă  la reproduction des animaux de races Ă  faibles effectifs.Le dispositif PRM concerne les races dont l’État est garant de la prĂ©servation en tant que ressource gĂ©nĂ©tique, selon la Convention de Rio de 1992, c’est-Ă -dire les races natives ou les races localement adaptĂ©es au sens de la FAO. Parmi ces races-lĂ , la PRM ne concerne que les races locales. La premiĂšre Ă©tape de l’étude a donc Ă©tĂ© de dresser, pour chaque espĂšce, la liste des races pouvant ĂȘtre qualifiĂ©es de la sorte. Ensuite, la mĂ©thode qui avait Ă©tĂ© dĂ©finie en 2014 a fait l’objet d’une analyse critique et, en consĂ©quence, de quelques amĂ©nagements. Enfin, les donnĂ©es les plus complĂštes et les plus actualisĂ©es possibles ont Ă©tĂ© rassemblĂ©es afin d’établir, selon la mĂ©thode retenue, le degrĂ© de menace

    Étude concernant l’actualisation, la dĂ©finition et les exemples de valorisation des races locales, rustiques, menacĂ©esVolet 1 -Races menacĂ©es - Actualisation des listes de races menacĂ©es - Extension de la rĂ©flexion aux abeilles et aux espĂšces aquacoles

    No full text
    In continuation of the FEADER 2014-2022 program, the Agro-Environmental and Climate Measure “Protection of Endangered Breeds” (MAEC PRM) aims to provide economic support to breeders who have chosen to preserve and reproduce breed animals. with low population size.The PRM system concerns breeds for which the State is responsible for the preservation as genetic resources, according to the 1992 Rio Convention, that is to say native breeds or locally adapted breeds within the meaning of the FAO. Among these breeds, PRM only concerns local breeds. The first step in the study was therefore to draw up, for each species, the list of breeds that could be qualified in this way. Then, the method which had been defined in 2014 was the subject of a critical analysis and, consequently, of some adjustments. Finally, the most complete and up-to-date data possible was gathered in order to establish, according to the method chosen, the degree of threat.Dans la continuitĂ© de la programmation FEADER 2014-2022, la Mesure Agro-Environnementale et Climatique « Protection des Races MenacĂ©es » (MAEC PRM) vise Ă  accompagner Ă©conomiquement les Ă©leveurs ayant fait le choix de conserver et de mettre Ă  la reproduction des animaux de races Ă  faibles effectifs.Le dispositif PRM concerne les races dont l’État est garant de la prĂ©servation en tant que ressource gĂ©nĂ©tique, selon la Convention de Rio de 1992, c’est-Ă -dire les races natives ou les races localement adaptĂ©es au sens de la FAO. Parmi ces races-lĂ , la PRM ne concerne que les races locales. La premiĂšre Ă©tape de l’étude a donc Ă©tĂ© de dresser, pour chaque espĂšce, la liste des races pouvant ĂȘtre qualifiĂ©es de la sorte. Ensuite, la mĂ©thode qui avait Ă©tĂ© dĂ©finie en 2014 a fait l’objet d’une analyse critique et, en consĂ©quence, de quelques amĂ©nagements. Enfin, les donnĂ©es les plus complĂštes et les plus actualisĂ©es possibles ont Ă©tĂ© rassemblĂ©es afin d’établir, selon la mĂ©thode retenue, le degrĂ© de menace
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