Integrated Coastal Zone Management on a transnational area: The Gulf of Honduras

Caviedes, Verónica; Granados, Pedro Arenas; Barragán-Muñoz, Juan Manuel

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2021.104931

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“…La ingeniería desempeña un papel central en este proyecto al proporcionar habilidades técnicas y conocimientos fundamentales para la transformación de materias primas y el empoderamiento de mujeres emprendedoras en extrema pobreza. El desarrollo de productos en base a desechos sólidos no es nuevo por ejemplo la elaboración de alcantarillas domésticas y envases plásticos con tapas de vidrio [10,11].…”

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Propuesta para mujeres emprendedoras en condiciones de extrema pobreza

Carcamo Sauceda,

Ordoñez,

Perdomo

2023

Proceedings of the 3rd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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Women's economic participation has been affected by the pandemic in Honduras, exacerbating domestic violence. This work shows the reality of a sector of women in Honduras who are entrepreneurs despite their housing, education and economic difficulties. The project proposes a new approach to training women entrepreneurs in extreme poverty to transform plastic waste into products of greater value. The comprehensive training program consists of three pillars: engineering skills, which promote sustainable practices and energy efficiency; soft skills, including leadership and effective communication; and marketing techniques. This approach has the potential to reduce extreme poverty by providing women with the skills needed to improve their lives and create sustainable economic opportunities, with engineering as a driver of change.

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Propuesta para mujeres emprendedoras en condiciones de extrema pobreza

Carcamo Sauceda,

Ordoñez,

Perdomo

2023

Proceedings of the 3rd LACCEI International Multiconference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Regional Development (LEIRD 202

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“…The background evaluation of the spatial natural resources, production environment, and meteorological environment of the coastal zone all require deepening the spatial evaluation of the coastal zone and the protection of important functional areas such as fishery production and ecological protection. (1) Suitability evaluation of urban construction (SEUC) was addressed by considering land resources, water resources, climate resources, the ecological environment, and socio-economic indicators (Pasquali and Marucci, et al, 2021;Caviedes et al, 2022). ( 2) Suitability of agricultural production (SAP) considered such evaluation indicators as land resources, climate resources, and water resources, while superimposed ecological function was applied for correction (Wang et al, 2022;Wu et al, 2022).…”

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“…In the Europe Union (EU), member states follow Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) and are required to incorporate marine spatial planning (MSP) into coastal zone spatial planning, thereby improving regional development potential (Hietala et al, 2021). In Central America, researchers have focused on the cross-regional spatial use of coastal zones to seek solutions to spatial use conflicts in response to threats such as ecological degradation, cultural conflict, and climate change (Caviedes et al, 2022). In practice, coordination in management policies, spatial planning, and overall strategic planning in coastal zones are all lacking, which is severely threatening the sustainable development of the coastal zone (Cantasano et al, 2017;Victor, 2018).…”

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“…To date, previous studies have mostly focused on the interplay between coastal resources, environment, and social and economic activities, and have quantified management policy benefits and coastal ecological risk assessments (Theodora and Spanogianni, 2022;Caviedes et al, 2022). Moreover, most previous studies were focused on the environmental assessment of a single resource, which has left gaps in our understanding of the layout, conflict of spatial utilization, and spatial suitability in coastal zones.…”

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“…Moreover, most previous studies were focused on the environmental assessment of a single resource, which has left gaps in our understanding of the layout, conflict of spatial utilization, and spatial suitability in coastal zones. As coastal zone management is becoming increasingly comprehensive (Caviedes et al, 2020;Pasquali and Marucci, 2021;Caviedes et al, 2022), the evaluation of coastal zone resource and environmental carrying capacity and spatial suitability has also become an important element of coastal management practice (Schipper et al, 2021). Overall, the dilemma of integrated coastal zone management requires deeper examination.…”

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County-level environmental carrying capacity and spatial suitability of coastal resources: A case study of Zhuanghe, China

Yin

Guo²,

Han³

2022

Front. Mar. Sci.

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The coastal zone is a combination of marine and land ecosystems, which represents the core areas of resource utilization in China. The sustainable development of coastal zones should be based on a deep understanding of their resources. Compared with Europe and North America, knowledge of coastal zone resources is more fragmented in China. In recent years, China has used quantitative models to realize integrated coastal zone management, but the theoretical basis and research methods remained incomplete. To this end, we developed an assessment framework for coastal zone territorial space resources, environmental carrying capacity, and spatial suitability from an integrated coastal zone management perspective. We tested this framework in Zhuanghe City, which is located within the Northeast Asian Economic Circle. The results show that the coastal resources and environmental carrying capacity of Zhuanghe City are mainly in a critical state. Land space in the coastal zone is mainly suitable for development, but the functional suitability of different regions significantly differs as more suitable urban areas are clustered on the coastal plain. The proportion of suitable space for agricultural production is ~50.51% and is mostly concentrated on the eastern coastal plain. The proportion of space with high ecological suitability is 14.17%, but it is concentrated in the northern mountainous area; there is low space for high value fishery production. Evaluation of coastline function shows that coastline suitable for production occupies a relatively high proportion, with a length of ~230.63 km, accounting for 80.92% of the total length of the Zhuanghe coastline. The ecological coastline of Zhuanghe City is occupied by industrial development and urban construction; suitable and unsuitable areas overlap and coastline development functions conflict with each other. Therefore, the coastal zone of Zhuanghe City is under great pressure. In China, coastal cities are the final link of integrated coastal zone management. Our research reveals a previously unreported critical situation in the coastal area of Zhuanghe City, especially in terms of fishery and shoreline utilization, which is worrisome in view of the reported production capacity of the city. Our results offer a reference for improving coastal management practices with the aim of alleviating the conflict between spatial development and protection in coastal areas.

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