Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

associations d’usagers

English translation:

users' associations

Added to glossary by Julie Barber
Nov 6, 2007 15:46
16 yrs ago
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French term

associations d’usagers

French to English Social Sciences International Org/Dev/Coop
La contribution de la FAO pourrait être requise pour permettre la prise en charge des aspects relatifs à l’amélioration qualitative et quantitative de la production, à la formation et l’accompagnement des exploitants / **associations d’usagers** et des jeunes aux techniques culturales, fourniture des intrants, etc.; au suivi et évaluation de la production / des rendements /des prix, à la gestion des ressources en eau et à l’appropriation de l’ensemble du processus par les exploitants/associations des bénéficiaires, étant en majorité des jeunes.

Context: creating jobs. I'm a bit confused with this one in the context of the sentence. Later in the para there is exploitants/associations des bénéficiaires..
thanks

Proposed translations

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users' associations

Could be water users' associations (as there is a mention of water in your sentence) or it could be more general. The idea is that it is an association of people who use a particular service (there's a Rail Transport Users' Association in the UK, for example).
Note from asker:
ah thanks for the suggested explanation. I couldn't quite see what it was doing there, but it's true that there's plenty of talk of various infrastructures in the text...
Peer comment(s):

agree Alana Quintyne
3 mins
agree suezen
42 mins
agree AllegroTrans
1 hr
agree jeny
1 hr
agree Attorney DC Bar : or 'user associations', depending on the country.
2 hrs
agree sporran
8 hrs
agree sktrans
8 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thanks for this. I double checked on the internet and found various example within the context. Thanks for the other answers too. "
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user communities

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consumers' associations

more usual than users' association,I think
Note from asker:
Hi Diane. I did think of this one after the other answers, although it feels odd given a setting of extreme poverty...but thanks. I think this would normally be more correct, although I'm not sure for this case
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