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Some Problems and Development Possibilities of the Livestock Sector in Saudi Arabia : A Case Study in Livestock Development in Arid Areas
Titre : Some Problems and Development Possibilities of the Livestock Sector in Saudi Arabia : A Case Study in Livestock Development in Arid Areas.
Auteur : Saleh, Nasser Othman
Université de soutenance : Durham University
Grade : Doctoral thesis 1976
Résumé
The present study is the first effort to survey the structure
of the livestock sector in Saudi·Arabia. It is hoped that it
will provide a contribution to the knowledge of the livestock geography
of the country, by shedding light on the main problems facing livestock
development. Particular attention has been given to the limitations
and. potential of livestock development and the spatial pattern of the
present state of the livestock sector.
In the general introduction the present state of livestock and
its declining importance in the Saudi economy is emphasised and it is
suggested that the recent equilibrium in the livestock sector is a
main reason for this decline.
Part O ?e, in three chapters, examines the extent of the limitation
and constraints facing livestock development, mainly environmental I climate and water resources -, institutional - MAW, and social - al-Badiah.
The types of livestock, their potentials, economic significance,
and spatial characteristics are the main themes of Part Two, which is
composed of two chapters : one dealing with animal types and the other
with their spatial organization.
Part Three, in three chapters, deals with the livestock structure
through the evaluation of. livestock systems, their present condition and
the main problems associated with them.
Part Four deals with the role that livestock can play in the
national development and the strategies for livestock development.
The Thesis ends with some concluding remarks, summarising the most
significant general findings of this study
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