Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid Brazil
The paper analyzes water management in the Brazilian semiarid region with emphasis on aspects of coexistence and conflicts over access in rural areas. Experiences of social coexistence in semiarid technologies from the joint to the Brazilian semiarid (ASA) and water conflicts from cases of irrigated...
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| author | Thiago Ferreira Dias Daniel Araújo Valença Iriane Teresa de Araújo Rayane Cristina de Andrade Gomes Ronaldo Moreira Maia Jr |
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| description | The paper analyzes water management in the Brazilian semiarid region with emphasis on aspects of coexistence and conflicts over access in rural areas. Experiences of social coexistence in semiarid technologies from the joint to the Brazilian semiarid (ASA) and water conflicts from cases of irrigated areas in the states of Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte are explained. For this purpose, we used a qualitative approach through the use of primary and secondary data. The cases provide concrete actions that articulate civil society and the State in favor of the common good. The results indicate that the policy articulated by the ASA there is a governance process in which there are links between the forums of civil society and the interfaces in the planning and implementation of public policies in building public agenda that can bridge the gap between planning, deployment, management and improvement of this policy. In the second case the policy is implemented exclusion and allocation of those communities, placing them on the margins of development, scrapping its links with the territory. The water is not seen from the perspective of the common good and the communities are perceived as an obstacle to “development”. Finally, it outlines themselves from the cases under study, with the idea that limiting access to water in the semiarid region, reflects the precarious welfare and perpetuation of relations of dependency, paternalism and clientelism high proportion of the population rural Brazilian semiarid. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-37d8c49cd48f4646bde85bfd406d717a2024-03-21T18:53:26ZporUniversidade Regional do Noroeste do Estado do Rio Grande do SulDesenvolvimento em Questão1678-48552237-64532016-01-01143491126Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid BrazilThiago Ferreira DiasDaniel Araújo ValençaIriane Teresa de AraújoRayane Cristina de Andrade GomesRonaldo Moreira Maia JrThe paper analyzes water management in the Brazilian semiarid region with emphasis on aspects of coexistence and conflicts over access in rural areas. Experiences of social coexistence in semiarid technologies from the joint to the Brazilian semiarid (ASA) and water conflicts from cases of irrigated areas in the states of Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte are explained. For this purpose, we used a qualitative approach through the use of primary and secondary data. The cases provide concrete actions that articulate civil society and the State in favor of the common good. The results indicate that the policy articulated by the ASA there is a governance process in which there are links between the forums of civil society and the interfaces in the planning and implementation of public policies in building public agenda that can bridge the gap between planning, deployment, management and improvement of this policy. In the second case the policy is implemented exclusion and allocation of those communities, placing them on the margins of development, scrapping its links with the territory. The water is not seen from the perspective of the common good and the communities are perceived as an obstacle to “development”. Finally, it outlines themselves from the cases under study, with the idea that limiting access to water in the semiarid region, reflects the precarious welfare and perpetuation of relations of dependency, paternalism and clientelism high proportion of the population rural Brazilian semiarid.http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=75244834004public policywater resourcessemiarid brazilian |
| spellingShingle | Thiago Ferreira Dias Daniel Araújo Valença Iriane Teresa de Araújo Rayane Cristina de Andrade Gomes Ronaldo Moreira Maia Jr Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid Brazil Desenvolvimento em Questão public policy water resources semiarid brazilian |
| title | Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid Brazil |
| title_full | Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid Brazil |
| title_fullStr | Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid Brazil |
| title_full_unstemmed | Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid Brazil |
| title_short | Water Resources Management. Coexistence and Conflict in Semiarid Brazil |
| title_sort | water resources management coexistence and conflict in semiarid brazil |
| topic | public policy water resources semiarid brazilian |
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