Social Technology as a Sustainable Public Policy: The Mandalla Project in Ceará
Environmental degradation in semi-arid Northeast has been a great challenge for the Brazilian government. The need to generate employment and income, justifies the establishment of productive activities competitive and covering the dimensions of sustainability. In this context, there is the movement...
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oai:scielo:S0718-272420130003000162014-09-16Social Technology as a Sustainable Public Policy: The Mandalla Project in CearáSouza Costa,JosimarGrangeiro Ribeiro Maia,Anna BeatrizPinheiro de Freitas,Ana RitaLázaro da Silva Filho,José CarlosSá de Abreu,Mônica AbreuTeixeira Filho,Marcelo Correia mandalla social technology social innovation public policy sustainable development Environmental degradation in semi-arid Northeast has been a great challenge for the Brazilian government. The need to generate employment and income, justifies the establishment of productive activities competitive and covering the dimensions of sustainability. In this context, there is the movement of Social Technology (ST), aimed at social inclusion and development through the appropriation of simple technologies, inexpensive and consolidated in the culture of the community benefit. As a public policy of the government of Ceará, appeared the Mandalla Project, using irrigated agriculture and agribusiness production system, which includes the creation of small animals from natural methods. This study aims to analyze the ST Mandalla as a public policy that promotes sustainable development. The results show that this technology, contributes significantly to the sustainable development of semi-arid and improving the quality of life of communities served when examined against the dimensions of Sustainable Development model of Sachs (2002).info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad Alberto Hurtado. Facultad de Economía y NegociosJournal of technology management & innovation v.8 suppl.1 20132013-02-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-27242013000300016en10.4067/S0718-27242013000300016 |
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Environmental degradation in semi-arid Northeast has been a great challenge for the Brazilian government. The need to generate employment and income, justifies the establishment of productive activities competitive and covering the dimensions of sustainability. In this context, there is the movement of Social Technology (ST), aimed at social inclusion and development through the appropriation of simple technologies, inexpensive and consolidated in the culture of the community benefit. As a public policy of the government of Ceará, appeared the Mandalla Project, using irrigated agriculture and agribusiness production system, which includes the creation of small animals from natural methods. This study aims to analyze the ST Mandalla as a public policy that promotes sustainable development. The results show that this technology, contributes significantly to the sustainable development of semi-arid and improving the quality of life of communities served when examined against the dimensions of Sustainable Development model of Sachs (2002). |
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Souza Costa,Josimar Grangeiro Ribeiro Maia,Anna Beatriz Pinheiro de Freitas,Ana Rita Lázaro da Silva Filho,José Carlos Sá de Abreu,Mônica Abreu Teixeira Filho,Marcelo Correia |
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Souza Costa,Josimar Grangeiro Ribeiro Maia,Anna Beatriz Pinheiro de Freitas,Ana Rita Lázaro da Silva Filho,José Carlos Sá de Abreu,Mônica Abreu Teixeira Filho,Marcelo Correia |
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Social Technology as a Sustainable Public Policy: The Mandalla Project in Ceará |
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Social Technology as a Sustainable Public Policy: The Mandalla Project in Ceará |
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