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Measuring demand for sanitation in developing countries: A new theoretical and methodological framework for contingent valuation surveys

Milanesi, Julien - HAL - 2010

framework, which reflects the much debated source of welfare economics, is useless for surveys that focus on people's demand … complete, theoretically, the construction of an autonomous research program to establish demand measurement guidelines in … developing countries and show, through a survey implemented in Moshi (Tanzania) about demand for sanitation, some methodological …

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The improvement of the sanitation services in Moshi (Tanzania)

Milanesi, Julien; Mhina, Amos; Contamin, Bernard - HAL - 2006

demand - the stakeholders of the sector and to study their behaviours and their interactions. Using the output of this …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008792617

The improvement of the sanitation services in Moshi (Tanzania). Demand Analysis and Sector Regulation

Mhina, Amos; Contamin, Bernard; Milanesi, Julien; … - HAL - 2003

' demand; the second one was about the sector regulation. …

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"Demand Readiness Level" (DRL), a new tool to hybridize Market Pull and Technology Push approaches

Paun, Florin - HAL - 2011

technology transfer process. The author introduces the concept of "Demand Readiness Level", an additional scale to Technology …

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INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES TOWARD A "GREENER" SUPPLY CHAIN

Zouari, D. - HAL - 2011

Recent changes in environmental legislation have focused company thinking on business practices, particularly concerning the importance of integrating environmental concerns like outsourcing and procurement in supply chain networks. Supply chain partners are becoming progressively more...

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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT : PORTEE ET LIMITES - L'apport des théories des réseaux -

Zéroual, Thomas; Blanquart, Corinne; Carbone, Valentina - HAL - 2011

L'adoption de la démarche Supply Chain Management (SCM), centrée sur la logistique, apparaît comme un outil de performance pour la firme, puisque son ambition affichée est de répondre au triple objectif d'amélioration des niveaux de service, de réduction des coûts et de création de...

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Coordination model for Supply Chain Management (SCM): an example in the application of the production planning process

Affonso, Roberta; Grabot, Bernard; Marcotte, Francois - HAL - 2009

The coordination of companies in the supply chain (SC) is a pillar of achieving better overall performance. Although often studied, research does not usually take into account the influence of the relationships amongst companies in the supply chain. Marcotte et al. [1] propose a collaborative...

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Cooperation in Supply Chains: from practical problems to conceptual models

Hémont, Florian; Grabot, Bernard; Mayere, Anne - HAL - 2010

Improving the performance of supply chains is a critical issue in nowadays industry. In that purpose, cooperation between partners motivates a great attention. Technical aspects of current cooperation procedures as promoted by large companies are firstly described, and compared to some real...

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Actualisation du concept de filière dans l'agriculture et l'agroalimentaire

Temple, Ludovic; Lançon, Frederic; Palpacuer, Florence; … - HAL - 2011

Dans les référentiels d'économie institutionnelle, la méso-analyse de filière se diversifie. En interrogeant la genèse du concept de filière et son application par l'économie industrielle, l'économie rurale et les sciences de gestion, dans l'agriculture et l'agroalimentaire, l'article...

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Intelligent products: a spinal column to handle information exchanges in supply chains

Trentesaux, Damien; Grabot, Bernard; Sallez, Yves - HAL - 2013

This paper outlines some practical problems linked to information exchange occurring in nowadays supply chains, with a special emphasis on the aeronautical sector. The Intelligent Product paradigm is presented as an adequate solution to address some of these problems and to provide rapid gains...

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