A gestão do desenvolvimento local no Brasil: (des)articulação de atores, instrumentos e território

Martins, Rafael D’Almeida; Vaz, José Carlos; Caldas, Eduardo de Lima

doi:10.1590/s0034-76122010000300002

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“…These indicators´ characteristics are similar to the definitions of development have been identified (MARTINELLI;JOYAL, 2004;LLORENS, 2001;FRAGOSO, 2005;ALBUQUERQUE, 1998;OLIVARES;DALCOL, 2010).…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 75%

“…In this sense, the author criticizes the classic theories and the fact that they serve as a foundation for economic policies, leaving aside the fundamental sectors of local society. In this way, the author reinforces that regional development must be carried out with a focus on the participation of internal actors (MARTINS; VAZ;CALDAS, 2010).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 83%

“…In this context, the geographic question is no longer an obstacle for development to take place, making it possible to acquire flexible aspects, improving the quality of life and increasing levels of self-confidence and organization of a locality. This improvement in the quality of life to reach development happens due to a participatory process, involving the social actors of a given region (GRZESZCZESZYN; MACHADO, 2010;OLIVEIRA;MARTINS;VAZ;CALDAS, 2010;MARTINEZ, 2013).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Comparission of Development Levels Between Rural and Industrial Areas in the State of São Paulo

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Verifying the level of development of localities is strategic because it allows public management to make correct decisions. In this way, the goal of this paper is to compare the levels of development between areas that are typically rural to the typically industrial ones of the state of São Paulo and check which one is more developed. To achieve the results, it was used the method of factor analysis, with variables of several dimensions to build indicators. The factor analysis returns three factors. According to its characteristics they were considered indicators of rural development, urban development and industrial and services development. Clusters of similar areas also have been set up according to those three indicators. The results showed that the cluster of typically rural areas may present higher levels of development when compared to the industrial ones. Keywords: Development Indicators. Local Development. Rural Development. Public Policies.Resumo: Verificar o nível de desenvolvimento das localidades é estratégico porque permite que a gestão pública tome decisões corretas. Desta forma, o objetivo deste trabalho é comparar os níveis de desenvolvimento entre áreas que são tipicamente rurais com as tipicamente industriais do estado de São Paulo. Para alcançar os resultados, é utilizado o método de análise fatorial, com variáveis de diversas dimensões para a construção de indicadores de desenvolvimento. A análise fatorial retorna três fatores os quais são considerados indicadores. Assim, de acordo com suas características, foram considerados indicadores de desenvolvimento rural, desenvolvimento urbano e desenvolvimento industrial e de serviços. Clusters de regiões similares também são configurados de acordo com estes três indicadores. Os resultados mostram que o cluster de áreas tipicamente rurais pode apresentar níveis de desenvolvimento mais elevados quando comparados ao cluster de áreas tipicamente industriais e de serviços. Palavras-chave: Indicadores de desenvolvimento. Desenvolvimento local. Desenvolvimento Rural. Políticas Públicas.Área ABEIN: 4.5 Inovação, desenvolvimento e sustentabilidade. Classificação JEL: R1 2 COMPARISSION OF DEVELOPMENT LEVELS BETWEEN RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS IN THE STATE OF SÃO PAULOAbstract: Verifying the level of development of localities is strategic because it allows public management to make correct decisions. In this way, the goal of this paper is to compare the levels of development between areas that are typically rural to the typically industrial ones of the state of São Paulo and check which one is more developed. To achieve the results, it was used the method of factor analysis, with variables of several dimensions to build indicators. The factor analysis returns three factors. According to its characteristics they were considered indicators of rural development, urban development and industrial and services development. Clusters of similar areas also have been set up according to those three indicators. The results showed that the cluster of typically...

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 75%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 83%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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“…Some recent analyses in Brazil point to the local level as a privileged space for experimentation and alternative development even when considering its limitations in terms of potential for large scale transformations (Martins & Caldas, 2009;Martins, Vaz, & Caldas, 2010;Santos & Rodríguez-Garavito, 2006). One of the key messages arising from the empirical evidence is that the local level provides an opportunity for the actors to mobilize different forms of resources (e.g.…”

Section: Lessons For Sustainable Development and Fair Trade In Brazilmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…financial, human, technical, and natural) and capital (e.g. social, cultural, and political) that are important elements for promoting sustainable development practices (Kates et al, 2001;Lehtonen, 2004;Martins et al, 2010).…”

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Fair trade practices in the Northwest Brazilian Amazon

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2011

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This paper describes and analyzes the Arte Baniwa project, a sustainable development project based on the production and commercialization of Baniwa indigenous basketwork with the support of the Instituto Socioambiental (ISA), a major NGO in Brazil. The project seeks to enhance the value of the Baniwa basketmaking tradition, increase production within the limits of the sustainable use of natural resources, generate income for indigenous producers and their political associations, and train indigenous leadership in the skills of business management. The methodology encompasses a literature review on fair trade and builds upon ethnographic and participative research methods. The narrative and analysis of the case study comprise a framework that is two-fold: first, it looks at existing inter-organizational tiers between actors and identifies the presence of two different logics within the project; second, it encompasses the reality of many emerging fair trade initiatives in Brazil which harness market forces to pursue local sustainable development. The paper argues that ISA has acted as a boundary organization by communicating, translating and mediating between traditional (indigenous) knowledge and Western culture. By doing so, it was able to mobilize the project's capacity to promote sustainable development.

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A gestão do desenvolvimento local no Brasil: (des)articulação de atores, instrumentos e território

Cited by 39 publications

References 8 publications

Comparission of Development Levels Between Rural and Industrial Areas in the State of São Paulo

Comparission of Development Levels Between Rural and Industrial Areas in the State of São Paulo

Fair trade practices in the Northwest Brazilian Amazon

Adaptation to Climate Change in a Metropolitan Region of Global South: 2nd Pluriannual Plan of the Grande ABC Paulista

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