Wealthier-but-poorer: The complex sociology of homeownership at peripheral housing in Cartagena, Colombia

Wainer, Laura Sara; Vale, Lawrence J.

doi:10.1016/j.habitatint.2021.102388

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“…Informality and low adaptation of sustainable practices in economic activities; increased solid waste generation and wastewater discharges; increased water demand from tourism and industrial activities [75,104,[107][108][109]; permanent sediment and pollutant loads from the Dique Channel [93,94]; the occurrence of extreme events [105,110]; and land use changes related to the loss of productive lands, filling of coasts, occupation of conservation areas, sediment loads, and coastal erosion [65,[110][111][112][113][114].…”

Section: Pressuresmentioning

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Marine Pollution and Advances in Biomonitoring in Cartagena Bay in the Colombian Caribbean

Romero-Murillo

Gallego

Leignel

2023

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Coastal zones sustain extensive biodiversity, support key processes for ocean dynamics, and influence the balance of the global environment. They also provide resources and services to communities, determine their culture, and are the basis for their economic growth. Cartagena Bay in the Colombian Caribbean is the place of the establishment of one of the country’s main cities, which has a great historical and tourist attraction, and it is also the location of the main commercial port and a great variety of industries. Historically, it has been affected by several environmental impacts and intense pollution. This situation has gained the attention of different researchers, so herein is presented a literature review with a systematic approach using RStudio’s bibliometrix on the presence of pollutants and the impact on biodiversity in recent decades, providing a critical analysis of the state of Cartagena Bay and its future needs to ensure its recovery and conservation. In addition, the socioeconomic dynamics related to the environmental state of Cartagena Bay are presented from the framework drivers, pressures, status, impacts, and responses (DPSIR). The update and critical understanding of the sources, fate, and effects of pollution are important not only for the knowledge of the status of this singular ecosystem but also to encourage future research and entrench evidence to support decision makers’ actions. This review highlights that several pollutants that have been detected exceeding sediment quality guidelines, like As, Cd, Hg, and PAH, are also reported to bioaccumulate and cause damage throughout the trophic levels of the coastal environment. In addition, the potential use of sentinel species and biomarkers for their monitoring is discussed. Finally, the factors that cause pollution and threaten the state of the bay continue to exert pressure and impact; thus, there is a call for the further monitoring of this ecosystem and the strengthening of policies and regulations.

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Section: Pressuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Marine Pollution and Advances in Biomonitoring in Cartagena Bay in the Colombian Caribbean

Romero-Murillo

Gallego

Leignel

2023

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“…Local governments as stewards, trustees provide useful information to organizations and users of government financial information. In this context, stewardship leads to a governance approach, namely producing quality financial statement information by considering sociological (Kushins & Behounek, 2020;Wainer & Vale, 2021) and psychological factors. The theory of stewardship shows the task of managers to carry out functions in accordance with management principles in moving the wheels of the organization so that they can become agents of service to the community.…”

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Investigating Financial Reporting Practices in Hybrid Financial Institusions in Indonesia

Nurul Fauzi,

Andrew Makmur,

Rosita

et al. 2022

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Hybrid financial institutions are sociopreneur organizations that carry out business activities with the aim of making profits and helping the community. Although these financial institutions make significant economic and social contributions to society, their financial reporting models still do not adequately present economic and non-economic information. This study aims to understand how financial reporting practices in financial institutions that have two functions or are often called hybrid financial institutions (profit motive and social motive) in Indonesia, especially in customary financial institutions Lumbung Pitih Nagari (LPN) in West Sumatra. The research design uses a case study at a hybrid financial institution of LPN. LPN is a customary financial institution whose main purpose of establishment is to help people who live in a village. In addition, this financial institution is also required to generate profit. The data collection technique is an in-depth interview with informants consisting of managers, communities, and other stakeholders. The results of this study show that LPN Limau Manis as a hybrid financial institution still uses financial reporting practices that are no different from conventional financial institutions in general. The types of financial statements produced following conventional financial institutions consist of income statements, statements of changes in equity, balance sheets, cash flow statements and notes to financial statements. While information about the social functions they perform is not reported in specific reports. It is only reported in a standard format in the form of social activity reports submitted at the General Meeting.

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Neo-liberalized Housing Policy and Urban Accessibility: the relevance of perception in intermediate cities. The case of Temuco, Chile

Vergara,

Riquelme

2023

J Hous and the Built Environ

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Wealthier-but-poorer: The complex sociology of homeownership at peripheral housing in Cartagena, Colombia

Cited by 8 publications

References 19 publications

Marine Pollution and Advances in Biomonitoring in Cartagena Bay in the Colombian Caribbean

Marine Pollution and Advances in Biomonitoring in Cartagena Bay in the Colombian Caribbean

Investigating Financial Reporting Practices in Hybrid Financial Institusions in Indonesia

Neo-liberalized Housing Policy and Urban Accessibility: the relevance of perception in intermediate cities. The case of Temuco, Chile

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