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Figure 13: Mesures de réduction des conflits utilisées et perceptions de leur efficacité 55

Figure 14:Carte des dégradations agricoles reportés par les foyers interviewés 59

Figure 15: Carte du nombre de voisins entre les foyers interviewés et la forêt 61

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	6.1.	Utilisation des sols et risques de raid agricoles	50
	6.2.	Mesures de réduction des conflits et risques de dégradations agricoles	53
	6.3.	Analyse spatiale visuelle et distance à la forêt	57
	6.4.	Présences humaines et risques de dégradations agricoles	60
	6.5.	Couverture des sols et risques de dégradations agricoles	63
7.	ATTITUDES DES HABITANTS ET DÉTERMINANTS SOCIO-CULTURELS		68
	7.1.	Représentations de l'aire protégée et de la faune sauvage	70
	7.2.	Attitudes envers la conservation	73
	7.3.	Perception de l'impact des conflits	75
	7.4.	Opinions de la gestion de l'Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary	76
	7.5.	Attitudes envers la résolution des conflits hommes-animaux	78
	7.6.	Attitudes envers une gestion collective des conflits hommes-animaux	80
8.	DISCUSSIONS ET RECOMMANDATIONS		83
	8.1.	Limites rencontrées	83
	8.2.	Un problème de compétition pour l'espace du PRA et ses ressources	84
	8.3.	Une mobilité des animaux peu comprise	86
	8.4.	La gestion des conflits hommes-animaux en périphérie de l'AWS	88
	8.5.	Pistes de solutions	89
9.	CONCLUSION		93

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