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Socioecological practices and community resilience strategies for sustainable agriculture in lower Sinú, Colombia

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  • Rub?n Dar?o Sep?lveda Vargas
  • Mar?a Alejandra Taborda Caro
  • Deivi David Fuentes Doria
  • Carlos Eduardo Maldonado Casta?eda
  • Iv?n Dar?o Sep?lveda Calderin

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This research examines the socioecological practices of rural communities as an epistemological foundation to configure community resilience strategies and face socio-environmental conflicts due to limited access to water, loss of biodiversity and ancestral knowledge. To meet this objective, a qualitative approach was used with a non-experimental transectional research design of exploratory type with a case study method in the Association of Producers for Community Development of the Cienaga del Bajo Sinú-ASPROCIG, Colombia. As a main result, it is argued that the rural communities of the lower Sinú organized in associations carry out self-management models that promote the articulation of social and ecological systems, socio-environmental sustainability and make an adequate management of use and access to ecosystem services.

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  • Rub?n Dar?o Sep?lveda Vargas & Mar?a Alejandra Taborda Caro & Deivi David Fuentes Doria & Carlos Eduardo Maldonado Casta?eda & Iv?n Dar?o Sep?lveda Calderin, 2023. "Socioecological practices and community resilience strategies for sustainable agriculture in lower Sinú, Colombia," Economia agro-alimentare, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 25(1), pages 65-91.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:ecaqec:v:html10.3280/ecag2023oa14631
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