Networks, R&amp;D Projects and Subsidiary Behavior in a Host Country

Franco, Camila; Cmara, Samuel Faanha; Parente, Ronaldo

doi:10.1590/1807-7692bar2017160093

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“…This sub-basin has the largest area for fish farming, as located around the city of Toledo, including springs in the northwestern portion of the urban perimeter and the concentration of four fry production units in the region, in addition to close to fish warehouses and the consumer market. As a result, the elements that make up the existing supply chain become stronger (Franco et al, 2017).…”

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Geographic information system as a tool for assessing ponds and the potential for environmental impact caused by fish farming

Morsoleto

Lira²,

Silva³

et al. 2022

Bol. Inst. Pesca

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The hydrographic basin of Arroio Marreco (Paraná State) concentrates a productive chain of fish farming and great intensification of tilapia farming. In this study, we aimed to monitor the quality of effluent water and organic and inorganic elements released by fish farming in ponds, using geomorphological and land-use and occupation data. The Terrain Analysis Using Digital Elevation Models, Digital Elevation Model software was used to delimit watersheds in the software Quantum geographic information system version 3.6.3. A total of 1,457 production units (water slides) were identified across the study area. This represented an occupied area of 160.2 ha. Analyzing the sub-basins, it was found that High Marreco is the sub-basin with the most developed logistical chain. Low Marreco does not yet have an integration of its fish farming with the region’s logistics chain. Medium Marreco does not have fish farming as its main activity, only using it to reuse inputs from other agricultural activities. There is a large input of nutrients from aquaculture in all the sub-basins. To reduce them, it is recommended to implement decantation and/or reuse of wastewater systems. The results of this study show how important it is to know the dynamics of nutrients in the fish farms and the physical characteristics of the drainage basin to determine the support capacity of the environment, so as not to allow licenses that promote impacts above the self-cleaning capacity of the courses water.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Geographic information system as a tool for assessing ponds and the potential for environmental impact caused by fish farming

Morsoleto

Lira²,

Silva³

et al. 2022

Bol. Inst. Pesca

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“…Partnerships in networks contribute to promoting superior performance in innovation, especially given the obstacles faced by organisations to innovate (Barrie, Zawdie & João, 2019;Brem & Radziwon, 2017;DeBresson & Amesse, 1991;Faccin, Balestrin & Bortolaso, 2016;Franco, Câmara & Parente, 2017;Mazzucato & Semieniuk, 2017). In this sense, the theoretical approach of TH is a fundamental milestone for the analytical exploration of University-Industry-Government (UIG) partnerships (Etzkowitz & Leydesdorff, 2000;Etzkowitz & Zhou, 2018;Leydesdorff & Etzkowitz, 1996).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Nevertheless, such programs have support in the literature, as innovation as a complex process submits isolated actors to increased obstacles, as opposed to obtaining benefits when involved in collaboration (Barrie, Zawdie & João, 2019;Bertello et al, 2022;Brem & Radziwon, 2017;DeBresson & Amesse, 1991;Faccin, Balestrin & Bortolaso, 2016;Franco, Câmara & Parente, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this perspective, many studies are concerned with interactions between actors in innovation networks formed spontaneously or with networks as an instrument of sectoral policies (Franco, Câmara & Parente, 2017;Hernández & González, 2017;Mahmoudzadeh & Alborzi, 2017;Schütz et al, 2018). Furthermore, as pointed out by Brem and Radziwon (2017), those networks used to support actors' performance in the development of national and regional innovation, opening space for studies with scope in local projects with the participation of SMEs.…”

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Collaborative network of SMEs innovation projects: influence of scientific and technological institutions

Ribeiro

Filho

Machado

et al. 2022

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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Public funding for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) innovation projects in collaboration with Scientific and Technological Institutions is still incipient in less developed Global South regions. Within the context mentioned above, our objective is to show a network analysis of Industry-University-Research Institute (IUR) interactions promoted by a government program, identifying its structure and dynamics and the influences played by these organisational actors. The results point out that the program presents effectiveness in establishing the IUR interaction network. Moreover, the network presents a scale-free structure, strong clustering and short distances between the actors. Universities lead as the most central actors, followed by research institutes. Despite the growth of the network with the significant entry of new SMEs, there is no evidence that this evolution contributes to improving its network metrics. The conclusions suggest that the network structure and dynamics may imply greater redundancy in the innovation process while allowing greater speed in the flow of knowledge and wider dissemination of knowledge among actors. The hubs (four central universities) in the network suggests an influence as generators and disseminators of knowledge and facilitators of interaction, but they can also limit the dynamics of the search for innovation in the network.

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“…A organização em rede constitui um novo modelo de organizações para corresponder a chegada de novas tecnologias, novos mercados e um mundo mais competitivo (NADLER; GERSTEIN, 1992). As redes também auxiliam na diminuição dos riscos e no compartilhamento de recursos, maior acesso a informações e ao "know-how", adquirido pelas relações de colaboração (GOBBI et al, 2005;FRANCO;CÂMARA;PARENTE, 2017). O conceito ainda perpassa pela ideia de cooperação através das interrelações mediante o capital social e dos laços fortes e fracos (OLIVER, 1990;BALESTRIN;VARGAS, 2002;SOUZA, 2018).…”

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O Capital Social e os Laços Fortes entre os membros da diretoria do Projeto RECA

Ribeiro¹,

Matos²

2021

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A exploração das riquezas naturais da Amazônia é contrastada com a pobreza da população de suas comunidades. A exploração descontrolada dos recursos naturais é insustentável do ponto de vista econômico, ambiental e sociais. Uma proposta para mitigar as externalidades ambientais e socioeconômicas seria a exploração sustentável pelas redes extrativistas e SAFs. O capital social na categoria laços fortes e fracos proporcionam a organização, fortalecimento e expansão das redes. A pesquisa foi realizada no Projeto RECA para responder à pergunta: quais as características do capital social na força dos laços fortes entre os membros da diretoria do Projeto RECA? A pesquisa tem o horizonte de tempo transversal, a epistemologia construtivista com abordagem descritiva, o método qualitativo e caracterizada como pesquisa qualitativa básica. Os dados são primários, coletados em entrevistas semiestruturadas com perguntas abertas. A análise de dados foi realizada em quatro etapas, e os resultados da análise das entrevistas confirmaram o enraizamento na diretoria do Projeto RECA do Capital Social na categoria laços fortes listadas Granovetter, caracterizadas nos aspectos: quantidade de tempo, intensidade emocional, intimidade, confiança mútua e serviços recíprocos. Apresentando um senso de pertencimento à comunidade e à associação.

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Networks, R&D Projects and Subsidiary Behavior in a Host Country

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

Geographic information system as a tool for assessing ponds and the potential for environmental impact caused by fish farming

Geographic information system as a tool for assessing ponds and the potential for environmental impact caused by fish farming

Collaborative network of SMEs innovation projects: influence of scientific and technological institutions

O Capital Social e os Laços Fortes entre os membros da diretoria do Projeto RECA

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