Sistemas socio-ecológicos: elementos teóricos y conceptuales para la discusión en torno a vulnerabilidad hídrica

Gómez, Anahí Urquiza; Cadenas, Hugo

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“…To overcome these challenges, we adopt a broad definition of resilience as the structural ability of a complex adaptive system -i.e., a system composed of a variety of elements coupled between one another with emergent properties and at least with some degree of self-organization (Folke et al, 2005;Norberg & Cumming, 2008;Urquiza Gómez & Cadenas, 2015)-to maintain a given level of performance or 'service' despite the disturbances affecting its key components (Figure 1).…”

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“…-Social services, encompassing high-level symbolic and semantic structures ensuring the possibility for meaningful communication and interchanging information and expectations, coordinating social action within and about cities Urquiza Gómez & Cadenas, 2015). Examples of these services are: legitimate political processes and institutions to assign power and make (or criticize) collectively binding decisions; reliable scientific procedures to…”

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confidence: 99%

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An Integrated Framework to Streamline Resilience in the Context of Urban Climate Risk Assessment

Urquiza

Amigo

Billi³

et al. 2021

Earth's Future

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confidence: 99%

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An Integrated Framework to Streamline Resilience in the Context of Urban Climate Risk Assessment

Urquiza

Amigo

Billi³

et al. 2021

Earth's Future

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“…From the first source, the definition of socio-ecological systems [11] is used, which states that issues such as "water vulnerability" can be understood from the coupling of social and ecological subsystems [12] and the complex interaction among different types of users, knowledge, leadership, and social capitals present in the same territory. From this perspective, participation is initially understood as the action or the fact of "taking part in, having a part in, being a part of" [13].…”

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Local Participation in Forest Watershed Management: Design and Analysis of Experiences in Water Supply Micro-Basins with Forest Plantations in South Central Chile

Vargas¹,

Henríquez

Vargas

2019

Forests

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The joint “International Forests and Water Conference 2018” highlighted among its main conclusions the need to involve the viewpoint and participation of local communities in the management and monitoring of forest watersheds. This topic constitutes a strategic and transverse challenge for the sciences and public policies in the current context of global climate change. As a contribution to this challenge, the aim of this research was to qualitatively describe and analyze a territorial intervention model based on two case studies. Both involve stakeholders from the public sector, forest companies, and rural communities within the framework of implementing a participatory process at a local scale. The first case study was based on the collective creation of a set of indicators for local water monitoring. The second case, through the incorporation of the social and local dimension, culminated in the collective creation of a forest watershed management guide. The research hypothesis was that the inclusion of stakeholders and local knowledge in forest watershed management is essential to create and/or strengthen local abilities that ensure the involvement of communities in water governance, surpassing the current informative and consultative approaches. The research methodology was qualitative, and the data collection strategies were focused on the compilation of the process, the participatory work, and gathering diverse local knowledge. The data analysis included content tabulation, including both local indicators and ones extracted from the guide. In both cases, the systematization process and the main empirical findings were included. Among the findings, it was observed that both the pilot of local indicators and the design of the forest watershed management guide confirmed that the main challenge of local participation is the effective inclusion of local knowledge in water governance. This ethical and methodological challenge must be approached more rigorously and with more commitment.

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“…Sin embargo, en las ciencias sociales este ha tenido una menor penetración, con notables excepciones (Parson, 1988;Luhmann, 2007). Asimismo, la aplicación del concepto de sistema socio-natural al análisis de política pública es aún incipiente (Jiliberto, 2018;Urquiza, 2015).…”

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Modelización y análisis de escenarios de intervención en sistemas socio-naturales: El caso del sistema de sustentabilidad energía-territorio de la región de Coquimbo, Chile

Ramos‐Jiliberto

Herrera

2021

Rev. Ambientales

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[Introducción]: Este articulo propone avances en la modelización y el análisis de los sistemas socio-naturales objeto de las políticas públicas en medio ambiente y desarrollo sustentable. [Objetivo]: Presentar una propuesta de modelización sistémica formal de sistemas socio-naturales en contextos de decisión estratégicos. [Metodología]: Basados en el lenguaje de los digrafos signados, presentamos un conjunto de elementos de sistemas socio-naturales modelizados, orientados al análisis prospectivo de la aplicación de diversos escenarios de intervención. Mostramos también un conjunto de nuevas métricas cuantitativas para evaluar el rol dinámico de las variables componentes del sistema socio-natural. Se toma como caso de estudio el sistema de sustentabilidad de energía en el territorio de la región de Coquimbo, Chile, y se evalúa comparativamente el desempeño esperado de medidas de gestión ambiental. [Resultados]: Los resultados de este estudio sugieren que las medidas de intervención/gestión planificadas en función de las nuevas métricas presentadas en este artículo, resultan eficaces de acuerdo con los escenarios proyectados por la modelización. [Conclusiones]: La modelización estructural cualitativa es adecuada para representar y analizar sistemas socio-naturales, lo que exhibe ventajas operativas para apoyar la toma de decisiones.

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Sistemas socio-ecológicos: elementos teóricos y conceptuales para la discusión en torno a vulnerabilidad hídrica

Cited by 33 publications

References 39 publications

An Integrated Framework to Streamline Resilience in the Context of Urban Climate Risk Assessment

An Integrated Framework to Streamline Resilience in the Context of Urban Climate Risk Assessment

Local Participation in Forest Watershed Management: Design and Analysis of Experiences in Water Supply Micro-Basins with Forest Plantations in South Central Chile

Modelización y análisis de escenarios de intervención en sistemas socio-naturales: El caso del sistema de sustentabilidad energía-territorio de la región de Coquimbo, Chile

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