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Recognition of the initial status of the Finca la Esperanza experience in the Department of Caquetá

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  • Parra Cabrera, Karla Vanesa
  • Bohorquez Bautista, Daniela Fernanda
  • Sánchez Castillo, Verenice

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This article focuses on the systematization of experiences, its main purpose was to recognize the initial state and history and the understanding and interpretation of the lived process of the conceived experience. The systematization is an important technique through which it was possible to produce and transfer new knowledge, carry out analysis and reflections on the particularities of a practice, as well as carry out a record on the different processes, which was very necessary to have progress in the future experiences. The research carried out is descriptive, with a qualitative approach and the data is produced from field stays in the Department of Caquetá, using participant observation and interviews. In this way, the use of the Atlas. ti software was also implemented, which facilitated the time of collecting, transcribing and coding the data. By systematizing we link social processes to options and actions to maintain the transformation, which we can frame theoretical practices and a dialectical relationship between farmer and student. The systematization of experiences is concluded as a tool to understand the operation of the productive units, which includes a sustainability evaluation methodology, allows to know the weaknesses of each one of the experiences, in social, ecological, economic terms and facilitates the rethinking. of indicators to be evaluated in order to have concrete results

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  • Parra Cabrera, Karla Vanesa & Bohorquez Bautista, Daniela Fernanda & Sánchez Castillo, Verenice, 2023. "Recognition of the initial status of the Finca la Esperanza experience in the Department of Caquetá," SAP Multidisciplinary Open, South American Publishing.
  • Handle: RePEc:cwf:moarti:mo202378
    DOI: 10.62486/mo202378
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