تكيفات القطاع الزراعي الفلسطيني في مواجهة الحصار والإغلاق دراسة حالة- محافظة جنين

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اقتصاد

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التعريف والنوع

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نوع الوسائط

Crawler

نوع المحتوى

الرسائل العلمية

صيغة المصدر

رسائل ماجيستير

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ترجمة العنوان

Coping Mechanisms of the Agricultural Sector in Palestine with the Israeli siege & closure Case Study Jenin Governorate

ألقاب المؤلفين

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اللغة

Arabic

المصدر والدورية

اسم المصدر

تكيفات القطاع الزراعي الفلسطيني في مواجهة الحصار والإغلاق دراسة حالة- محافظة جنين

المحتوى والصفحات

عدد الصفحات

152

ترجمة الملخص

This study took place during July 2005 - July 2006. The target group for the study is the farmers living in Jenin governorate. This study focuses on the agricultural sector in Palestine. The reason behind choosing this particular subject refers to the importance of agriculture in the Palestinian economy and the aggressive actions taken against this sector by the Israeli occupation. This study mainly highlights the ways farmers follow to cope with the bad conditions of the agricultural sector. In her study, the researcher used a descriptive analytical curriculum. She collected the information and studied the hypothesis by using a questionnaire and revising the previous studies. She analyzed the data of the questionnaire and reviewed them by using the SPSS program. The study shows that the majority of the farmers assured on the negative effects of the occupation on the agricultural sector. The Israelis committed direct actions against the agricultural sector, they swept and confiscated lands, they burn and rooted up trees, they destroyed and stole plants and vegetables. They confiscated the agricultural wells and destroyed irrigation pipes and agricultural constructions. They killed domestic animals and poultry and destroyed beehives. They also prevented farmers from reaching their lands. In addition to the mentioned direct effects of the occupation on the agricultural system, it has indirect effects such as the high price and the lack of the agricultural requirements and equipments. This situation led many farmers to use expired materials in their planting. According to the Palestinian farmers, the Israeli procedures like closing the borders and covering the Palestinian market with their products negatively affect the agricultural sector. One effect is reducing the production and the income. Another effect is spoiling the crops by preventing farmers from picking them up, transferring them with inappropriate conditions and vehicles and holding them for long periods. Third effect is the large quantity of the same kind of crops. The farmers assured that these procedures slow down the marketing of their crops, because it became difficult to export the crops and because the locations of the central markets have been changed. عAlthough the agricultural sector in Palestine going through hard conditions, the farmers could proceed and cope by creating alternative means to lighten the effects of the Israeli procedures and to strengthen their agriculture. They used organic fertilizers instead of chemical fertilizers, they borrowed money in order to buy the needs of their plants, they transferred to the rain fed planting instead of the irrigated planting, the whole family started working in the field instead of hiring workers, and finally they changed the locations of the central markets. The researcher mentioned some suggestions and solutions for some problems, and she pointed to the role of the formal entities in finding solutions for the problems facing the agricultural process. She also mentioned some effective ways for finding the appropriate solutionsThis study took place during July 2005 - July 2006. The target group for the study is the farmers living in Jenin governorate. This study focuses on the agricultural sector in Palestine. The reason behind choosing this particular subject refers to the importance of agriculture in the Palestinian economy and the aggressive actions taken against this sector by the Israeli occupation. This study mainly highlights the ways farmers follow to cope with the bad conditions of the agricultural sector. In her study, the researcher used a descriptive analytical curriculum. She collected the information and studied the hypothesis by using a questionnaire and revising the previous studies. She analyzed the data of the questionnaire and reviewed them by using the SPSS program. The study shows that the majority of the farmers assured on the negative effects of the occupation on the agricultural sector. The Israelis committed direct actions against the agricultural sector, they swept and confiscated lands, they burn and rooted up trees, they destroyed and stole plants and vegetables. They confiscated the agricultural wells and destroyed irrigation pipes and agricultural constructions. They killed domestic animals and poultry and destroyed beehives. They also prevented farmers from reaching their lands. In addition to the mentioned direct effects of the occupation on the agricultural system, it has indirect effects such as the high price and the lack of the agricultural requirements and equipments. This situation led many farmers to use expired materials in their planting. According to the Palestinian farmers, the Israeli procedures like closing the borders and covering the Palestinian market with their products negatively affect the agricultural sector. One effect is reducing the production and the income. Another effect is spoiling the crops by preventing farmers from picking them up, transferring them with inappropriate conditions and vehicles and holding them for long periods. Third effect is the large quantity of the same kind of crops. The farmers assured that these procedures slow down the marketing of their crops, because it became difficult to export the crops and because the locations of the central markets have been changed. عAlthough the agricultural sector in Palestine going through hard conditions, the farmers could proceed and cope by creating alternative means to lighten the effects of the Israeli procedures and to strengthen their agriculture. They used organic fertilizers instead of chemical fertilizers, they borrowed money in order to buy the needs of their plants, they transferred to the rain fed planting instead of the irrigated planting, the whole family started working in the field instead of hiring workers, and finally they changed the locations of the central markets. The researcher mentioned some suggestions and solutions for some problems, and she pointed to the role of the formal entities in finding solutions for the problems facing the agricultural process. She also mentioned some effective ways for finding the appropriate solutions

إشراف وإعداد

الإشراف

زياد قنام

الإعداد

شادية جميل سعيد عمر

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