Avaliação socioeconômica dos piscicultores do município de Porto Grande, Amapá, Brasil

Oliveira, Netiê Izabel da Silva de; Florentino, Alexandro Cezar

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“…It is worth considering that these aquatic organisms are also fished by women in Marajó. Although their activities are not recognized as work, many Marajoara women engage in fishing in the Amazon (Oliveira & Florentino, 2018;Costa et al, 2020;Silva et al, 2020). Thus, such activities that they carry out range from fishing / breeding, through processing to commercialization.…”

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The role of women in artisanal fishing on the Oléria River, Marajó archipelago, Brazil

Guedes¹,

Silva²,

Oliveira³

et al. 2021

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Fishing women in Brazil are still “invisible” in the eyes of contemporary society. It is with this perspective, that this work analyzed the role of riverside women in artisanal fishing in the Marajó archipelago (state of Pará, Brazil). The research was carried out in the Santo Antônio community in the municipality of Breves, located on the Oléria river. The methodological procedure used was bibliographic research and questionnaires with twenty women who practice fishing along this river. Data collection took place in January 2020. The information was analyzed using a simple description. The research revealed that even though women engaged in various fishing-related activities, they are usually represented by their husbands or children and their activity is seen as an aid. Therefore, there is a need for these women to have greater visibility so that Marajoara society can value them once their work in artisanal fishing is fundamental for their subsistence and that of their social group.

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The role of women in artisanal fishing on the Oléria River, Marajó archipelago, Brazil

Guedes¹,

Silva²,

Oliveira³

et al. 2021

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Sustainability of aquaculture activity in the western region of Paraná, Brazil

Trassi,

Piana,

Cunico

2024

Arq. Bras. Med. Vet. Zootec.

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The objective of this work was to evaluate the sustainability of aquaculture production systems in the western region of the state of Paraná through a set of indicators, making it possible to verify whether the activity is being managed within the concept of sustainable development for aquaculture. The study was conducted in the municipalities of Palotina and Maripá, in 50 aquaculture farms. A methodology of a set of sustainability indicators was used through the application of a questionnaire and interviews on the selected farms, which allowed them to be classified according to the three dimensions of sustainability (economic, social, and environmental), as well as to determine which indicators had more influence in each dimension. A group of farms that have an economic advantage over the others was observed; this gives them a relatively lower risk when it comes to the activity. Furthermore, environmental indicators have less influence on the formation of the gradient, indicating that environmental characteristics are similar between farms, regardless of the patterns observed for economic and social aspects.

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Avaliação socioeconômica dos piscicultores do município de Porto Grande, Amapá, Brasil

Abstract: Resumo A caracterização do perfil socioeconômico é uma ferramenta essencial para diversos tipos de análises

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The role of women in artisanal fishing on the Oléria River, Marajó archipelago, Brazil

The role of women in artisanal fishing on the Oléria River, Marajó archipelago, Brazil

Sustainability of aquaculture activity in the western region of Paraná, Brazil

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