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14/04/2011 |
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Artigo em Anais de Congresso / Nota Técnica |
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BACIC, I. L. Z.; PIVETTA, J. R.; MARTINS, R. P. |
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Participatory Soil and Land Evaluation Mapping: an Alternative Approach to Improve Soil and Land Evaluation Information Usefulness to Decision Maker. |
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2010 |
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In: ICSS - INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOIL CLASSIFICATION OF DEGRADED LANDS IN ARID ENVIRONMENTS AND LAUNCHING OF ABU DHABI SOIL SURVEY REPORT, 2010, Abu Dhabi - Emirados Árabes Unidos. [Proceedings...]. Abu Dhabi: International Center for Biosaline Agriculture ICBA; Environment Agency, 2010. |
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Inglês |
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Results of soil and land evaluation survey and mapping, which were expected to be essential to land use and management planning, most of the time are not adequately used by their potential users and rarely reach the decision makers. This may reflect the poor communication between the main actors of the land use planning process (e.g. soil surveyors, farmers and rural extensionists) and inappropriate language of the presented results. When following traditional methods, there is a risk that questions may be answered that have no relevance, and/or that questions may not be answered properly according to the community expectation. Therefore, it is important to change the strategies of communication and language of the results to make information more useful to the decision makers. In this context, the objective of this work was to test a participatory soil survey and land evaluation methodology to make the information more useful and consequently more used by the decision makers. The work was developed in three different regions of Santa Catarina State, southern Brazil, where traditional soil and land evaluation maps and reports are available and were barely used. The study started with meetings, interviews and questionnaires with local community, and one of the main demands raised was the need for area expansion and management improvement of pastures for milk production. But, instead of giving them information showing soil types with technical language, and a general information about land evaluation, the presented information shows what they want to know, namely spatial location of potential new areas for pasture, what pasture type is better for different conditions (e.g. pastures resistant to moist conditions) and what soil management is recommended for each area. In the final stage of the study, participants positively evaluated the presented information, considering it very useful to help them to make decisions. MenosResults of soil and land evaluation survey and mapping, which were expected to be essential to land use and management planning, most of the time are not adequately used by their potential users and rarely reach the decision makers. This may reflect the poor communication between the main actors of the land use planning process (e.g. soil surveyors, farmers and rural extensionists) and inappropriate language of the presented results. When following traditional methods, there is a risk that questions may be answered that have no relevance, and/or that questions may not be answered properly according to the community expectation. Therefore, it is important to change the strategies of communication and language of the results to make information more useful to the decision makers. In this context, the objective of this work was to test a participatory soil survey and land evaluation methodology to make the information more useful and consequently more used by the decision makers. The work was developed in three different regions of Santa Catarina State, southern Brazil, where traditional soil and land evaluation maps and reports are available and were barely used. The study started with meetings, interviews and questionnaires with local community, and one of the main demands raised was the need for area expansion and management improvement of pastures for milk production. But, instead of giving them information showing soil types with technical language, and a general informati... Mostrar Tudo |
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Communication; Decision making; Land use planning; Participatory land evaluation. |
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