آثار التوسع عمراني على الاراضي الفلاحية

Abstract

This study examines the impact of urban expansion on agricultural lands in the city of Djelfa by analyzing the demographic and political factors that have contributed to increasing pressure on the agricultural space. It addresses the different stages and patterns of urban expansion and their repercussions on agricultural activity and the local economy. The study also highlights the negative consequences of this phenomenon, particularly the decline in agricultural production and the growing risks of losing local food security. Relying on maps and aerial photographs, the research identifies the extent of changes affecting agricultural lands and estimates the city’s future needs. In conclusion, it proposes a set of recommendations focused on sustainable urban planning, the promotion of urban agriculture, and the protection of agricultural lands to achieve a balance between urban development and environmental preservation.