Seka Cyrille Ahouty Livres

The research explores the social factors contributing to the ineffectiveness of a committee responsible for establishing political equilibrium in Aheoua. It examines various elements, including the social positions of committee members, selection criteria, conflicting interests regarding customary power succession, and the actors' socio-cultural skills in conflict management. The study confirms the hypothesis that these factors hinder effective governance. The author calls for support from European Union countries to fund further research on this critical issue affecting political dynamics in Africa.

The book explores the Little Awareness of the Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) as a natural contraceptive, highlighting its scientific validation in 1988 in Italy. It emphasizes the lack of knowledge among postpartum women and healthcare workers in Côte d'Ivoire, particularly in Daloa, where many are unaware of LAM's existence and application. The study aims to raise awareness and potentially secure funding for training programs to educate and empower these vulnerable groups about effective contraceptive practices.

Focusing on land tenure security in Côte d'Ivoire, this work investigates the challenges faced by farmers in the village of Bacon regarding the certification of rural land. Despite the implementation of Law No. 98-750 aimed at certifying all rural land, issues persist that hinder farmers from securing their land rights. The study aims to analyze the factors contributing to this non-appropriation of land certification, exploring the complexities of the situation within a modern context to propose new scientific insights.