Experiências De Formação De Capital Social E Políticas Públicas De Desenvolvimento Territorial No Vale Do Submédio São Francisco

Albuquerque, Gilton Carlos Anísio de; Cândido, Gesinaldo Ataí­de

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“…In the difficult environment, complicated by the resettlement process, CHESF did not consider the "Statements on the Co-operative Identity" defined by the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA), which underline the importance of self-help and self-responsibility (ICA, 2005). Albuquerque and Cândido (2011) emphasized the importance of farmers' own initiative in the foundation process of cooperatives. Financial incentives in form of regular payments by CHESF influenced the voluntariness in joining a cooperative.…”

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The situation and perspectives of agricultural cooperatives in the surrounding area of the Itaparica reservoir in northeast Brazil

Hagel¹,

Huerta²,

Doluschitz³

et al. 2015

Rev. Bras. Ciênc. Ambient. (Online)

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Over 20 years after the implementation of irrigation schemes in the surrounding area of the Itaparica Reservoir, in the semi-arid region of Northeast Brazil, insufficient infrastructure and low market power still impact smallholders' incomes and development of market strategies to support rental increase from the smallholders. Lack of access to credit, high input costs, and low producer prices for major crops have helped to maintain the poverty status of smallholders that equally affects small agricultural producers like cattle breeders. Agricultural cooperatives have contributed to increase their members' market power in agricultural commerce and facilitate their access to credit and agricultural expansion. To analyze the historical context of this situation, as well as the potentials and constraints of agricultural cooperatives and associations, 24 qualitative expert interviews were conducted among members of cooperatives or associations and consultants involved with technical assistance to smallholders. During the study period, no active agricultural cooperatives could be identified. Financial problems related with lack of financial resources, inadequate government support, absence of leadership and poor organization, and missing solidarity and mistrust were considered the main reasons for the cooperatives' poor situation. However, the potential of these cooperatives are illustrated by the efficiency of the fishery and apiculture associations.

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The situation and perspectives of agricultural cooperatives in the surrounding area of the Itaparica reservoir in northeast Brazil

Hagel¹,

Huerta²,

Doluschitz³

et al. 2015

Rev. Bras. Ciênc. Ambient. (Online)

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“…In the São Francisco Valley, there are the Curaçá, Maniçoba, Tourão, Mandacaru, Senador Nilo Coelho and Bebedouro projects, with a total of 44145 ha in operation. The Salitre and Pontal projects, with a total area of 39,167 ha, are being finalized, with 8,680 ha already implemented (ALBUQUERQUE; CÂNDIDO, 2011;RAMOS, 2013).…”

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“…The Mandacaru project has 419 ha of total area, 368 ha of family plots and 51 ha of business plots. The area has 25 km of canals, 30 km of drains, 17 km of roads and a pumping station (ALBUQUERQUE; CÂNDIDO, 2011;RAMOS, 2013). The most explored perennial crops in the mango, banana and papaya project.…”

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Soil salinity in the Mandacaru I project, Juazeiro-BA: colonists' perception, diagnosis and monitoring

Matos¹,

Vasconcelos²,

Santana³

2020

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Construção e desenvolvimento de um projeto de história oral em estudos sobre gestão

Joaquim

Carrieri

2018

Organ. Soc.

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Resumo Este artigo tem por objetivo lançar luz sobre as possibilidades de aproximação entre a história oral e outras formas de se pensar a gestão. O pano de fundo para tais reflexões são as memórias e histórias de colonos do Projeto de Irrigação Bebedouro, situado na zona rural de Petrolina, em Pernambuco. O desenvolvimento de um projeto de história oral envolve alguns passos importantes e que demandam reflexão para que possam fazer sentido para a pesquisa, mas, essencialmente, para o narrador. Diante disso, propõem-se aqui alguns pontos para fomentar tais reflexões no que tange ao momento do encontro e os cuidados que o pesquisador precisa ter na construção da pesquisa. Depois, apresenta-se uma proposta de transformação do oral em escrito, que é um momento importante em que o pesquisador precisa colocar toda a emoção, ditos e não ditos, de forma escrita, o que também demanda um esforço e constitui a substância que será analisada e devolvida ao narrador. E é nesse último momento que o narrador precisa validar se aquilo que foi transformado em escrito reflete o que foi dito. Uma pesquisa de história oral é construída por várias mãos e contribui para a reflexão sobre como a gestão se [rejconstrói.

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Experiências De Formação De Capital Social E Políticas Públicas De Desenvolvimento Territorial No Vale Do Submédio São Francisco

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The situation and perspectives of agricultural cooperatives in the surrounding area of the Itaparica reservoir in northeast Brazil

The situation and perspectives of agricultural cooperatives in the surrounding area of the Itaparica reservoir in northeast Brazil

Soil salinity in the Mandacaru I project, Juazeiro-BA: colonists' perception, diagnosis and monitoring

Construção e desenvolvimento de um projeto de história oral em estudos sobre gestão

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