Publications (10923)
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La langue, facteur d'intégration familiale pour les femmes des couples exogamiques dans la communauté moaaga au Burkina Faso
Wendnonga Gilbert KAFANDO et SORE Ousséni
Les femmes des couples exogamiques ne parlant pas la ou les langue(s) de leurs beaux-parents,
contrairement à celles qui maîtrisent leur(s) langue(s), sont parfois victimes de rejet. Toute chose qui
fonde à penser que la langue joue un rôle prépondérant dans leurs rapports sociaux avec les beauxparents.
La présente étude se fixe alors pour(...)
Langue, mariage exogamique, couple exogamique, intégration familiale
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Ecriture et oralité à travers le texte dramatique : interprétation stylistique de Voici le problème de Kouka Alexis OUEDRAOGO.
Pierrette LINGANI
L’étude vise à examiner les procédés stylistiques de l’œuvre dramatique intitulée Voici le problème (Kouka Alexis Ouédraogo, 2018) dans laquelle l’écriture se lie avec harmonie à l’oral et aux figures de la tradition qui jalonnent les paroles des sages. Les variables examinées sont les niveaux de langue, la particularité du dialogue, l’ancrage(...)
Mots clés : écriture, oralité, figure de style
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DYNAMIQUE DES POPULATIONS ET INCIDENCE DES DEGATS DE MEGALUROTHRIPS SJOSTEDTI SUR LES FLEURS DE NIEBE DANS LA COMMUNE DE KORSIMORO, REGION CENTRE-NORD DU BURKINA FASO
OUEDRAOGO Yinbyada Théodore, OURA Ali, TRAORE Fousséni, WAONGO Antoine, BOLY Aboubacar, DABIRE-BINSO Loulé Clémentine, SANON Antoine
Megalurothrips sjostedti (Trybom), (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) est un insecte ravageur qui s’attaque aux pièces florales du niébé occasionnant des pertes de rendement pouvant atteindre 100% des récoltes en cas de fortes infestations. De façon spécifique, l’étude vise à déterminer l’évolution des thrips au cours de la floraison ; de déterminer la(...)
Megalurothrips sjostedti, Niébé
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Food Typology of Traditional Foods Based on Millet, Sorghum, and Cowpea from the Rural Communes of the North Central Region of Burkina Faso
RASMATA DABO, FATOUMATA HAMA-BA, ALY SAVADOGO
Food vulnerability is a growing plague in developing countries, neglecting local foods. Better knowledge of local foods is necessary to improve their consumption. The objective of this study is to identify the types of local millet, sorghum, and cowpea foods in the North Central Region from a socio-cultural perspective. The methodology consist(...)
traditional food, millet, sorghum, cowpea, nutrition, Burkina Faso
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From Left Behind to Staying Back: Changing How We Think About Children in Migrant Households
Heaven Crawley, Mackenzie Seaman, Anita Ghimire, Rawan Rbihat, Gabriel Sangli, and Meron Zeleke
La migration des parents, qu’elle soit interne ou externe au pays, affecte considérablement la vie des enfants, que ces derniers soient impliqués ou non. Le plus souvent l’expression left behind littéralement traduit « enfant laissé pour compte » est utilisée pour désigner les enfants restés au pays dont au moins un des parents biologiques est(...)
Enfants laissés-pour-compte, Enfants restés en arrière, Perception
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Morphological and Molecular Identification of Fungi Associated with Sesame Diseased Plants of the Three Agroclimatic Zones of Burkina Faso
WR Soalla, PE Zida, BJ Neya, K Koita
Sesame is Burkina Faso’s second essential agricultural export after cotton. It’s consequently a supply of income for producers and foreign exchange for the country. However, sesame production is characterized by low average yields of about 538 kg·ha-1 at the farmer’s field as compared to the potential yield of the improved varieties (1500 - 20(...)
Burkina Faso, Fungi, Molecular Identification, Morphological Identification
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Ethnobotany and conservation of the species Celtis toka (Forssk.) Hepper & J.R.I. wood: A way forward for sustainable use in Burkina Faso
Dabré Zaïnabou, Zerbo Issouf, Nacoulma Blandine Marie Ivette, Soro Dodiomon, Thiombiano Adjima
Celtis toka (C. toka), a critically endangered mystical plant, is a highly valued and overharvested multiuse tree species by local population in Burkina Faso. The ethnobotany of C. toka can lead to its sustainable use, therefore it is a great challenge because little information is available on this aspect concerning the species in Burkina Fas(...)
Africa hackberry, Climatic zones, Local knowledge, Sustainability, West Africa
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POTATO : A CASH CROP FOR REDUCING POVERTY IN THE COMMUNE OF OUAHIGOUYA, NORTHERN BURKINA FASO
Salifou SANOGO; Rawelguy Ulysse Emmanuel OUÉDRAOGO; Brahima KAFANDO
potato is a market garden crop that contributes to the diversification of the production
of family farmers in the commune of Ouahigouya. The objective of this article is to unveil the
contribution of potato to poverty reduction among direct actors in the sector. To achieve this, a
systemic approach combining the use of primary and secondary(...)
Burkina Faso, direct actors, Ouahigouya commune, potato
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Ressentis des femmes en attente d'une consultation gynécologique au centre hospitalier universitaire de Bogodogo
Sawadogo YA, Ouattara A, Kiemtoré S, Ouédraogo I, Ouedraogo E, Kain DP, Ouedraogo CMR, Ouedraogo A
Objectif : Étudier le ressenti des femmes en attente d'une consultation gynécologique au CHU de Bogodogo
Matériels et méthodes : Il s'est agi d'une étude transversale prospective analytique réalisée auprès de patientes
dans le cadre d'une consultation gynécologique. La collecte des données a été réalisée du 10 novembre au 25
janvier 2022.(...)
ressenti ; consultation ; gynécologie ; inconfort
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CROYANCES ET ATTITUDES ASSOCIEES AU GOITRE ET A LA THYROÏDECTOMIE AU BURKINA FASO
LENGANE NI1, BENON IL1, TARNAGADA S2, MEDA NC3, SEREME M3
Introduction : Les pratiques et les croyances socioculturelles peuvent influencer des malades
souffrants de goitre sur leurs perceptions des causes de la maladie, cela constitue une barrière à
l’acceptation du traitement chirurgical dans notre contexte. Le but de cette étude est d’évaluer les
connaissances, les attitudes, et pratiques de(...)
Mots clés non renseignés
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Unmet needs for modern contraceptive methods among sexually active adolescents and young women in Togo: a nationwide cross-sectional study
Smaila Alidou, Lucien Désiré Dahourou, Ter Tiero Elias Dah, Armel Sogo, Tchasso Serge Kenao, Dègninou Yehadji, Nicolas Meda and Didier Koumavi Ekouevi
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The unmet need for modern contraceptives among sexually active adolescent and young women (AYW) in Africa contributes to high morbidity and mortality. To investigate the prevalence of unmet need for modern contraceptives and its associated factors among AYW in Togo, we performed a secondary analysis of data from the MICS-62017 surv(...)
modern contraceptives, unmet need, adolescent and young women, household factors, Togo
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Global Properties of a Delayed Vector‑borne Disease Model with Partial Protection of Susceptible Humans
OUEDRAOGO Harouna, TRAORE Ali
A delayed vector-borne disease model is formulated to investigate the effect of a partial protection of the human population on the epidemic extinction. This model depicts the situation of the self protection of the population or protection conducted by a government when an epidemic outbreak occurs. The global properties of the model are co(...)
Delay · Mathematical model · Vector-borne disease · Protection · Stability · Numerical simulations
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Global Properties of a Delayed Vector‑borne Disease Model with Partial Protection of Susceptible Humans
OUEDRAOGO Harouna, TRAORE Ali
A delayed vector-borne disease model is formulated to investigate the effect of a partial protection of the human population on the epidemic extinction. This model depicts the situation of the self protection of the population or protection conducted by a government when an epidemic outbreak occurs. The global properties of the model are compl(...)
Delay · Mathematical model · Vector-borne disease · Protection · Stability · Numerical simulations
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Trends in the Use of Reversible Modern Contraceptives in Burkina Faso between 2010 and 2015
Lonkila Moussa Zan, Georges Guiella, Adama Tiendrébéogo
Background: In Burkina Faso, efforts have been made between 2010 and
2015 to address the low levels of contraceptive utilization. However, the socio-cultural context in the country still reinforces traditional gender roles, low
status for women, and a strong desire for larger families. The objectives of
this study are twofold: 1) to analyze(...)
Modern Contraceptives, Reversible Contraceptives, Contraception, Family Planning, Burkina Faso
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Assessment of the transmission blocking activity of antimalarial compounds by membrane feeding assays using natural Plasmodium falciparum gametocyte isolates from West-Africa
Noëlie B Henry , Issiaka Soulama , Samuel S Sermé, Judith M Bolscher, Tonnie T G Huijs, Aboubacar S Coulibaly, Salif Sombié, Nicolas Ouédraogo, Amidou Diarra, Soumanaba Zongo, Wamdaogo M Guelbéogo, Issa Nébié, Sodiomon B Sirima, Alfred B Tiono, Alano Pietro, Katharine A Collins, Koen J Dechering, Teun Bousema
Antimalarial drugs that can block the transmission of Plasmodium gametocytes to mosquito vectors would be highly beneficial for malaria elimination efforts. Identifying transmission-blocking drugs currently relies on evaluation of their activity against gametocyte-producing laboratory parasite strains and would benefit from a testing pipeline(...)
antimalarial drugs