Impacto social de un proyecto agroecológico en dos municipios de Ricaurte, Boyacá (Colombia)

The social evaluation of the impacts of agroecological projects is an important way to improve the sustainability and social resilienceof agroecosystems. The objective of the research was to assess the social impacts of the Boyacá-Agro project in two municipalitiesof upper and lower Ricaurte in the Department of Boyacá. A 10-question questionnaire was applied to the fifteen beneficiaries of each farm per municipality to measure the impact in four dimensions: knowledge management, technology, farm management, family and community management, and farmer leadership. The vast majority of beneficiaries (more than 55%) believed that the impacts were high or very high in knowledge management, the adoption of new technologies, the improvement of families and farms, and the growth of heads of farms as agroecological leaders, however, this was not the case in terms of recognition before the community.

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Equidad y Desarrollo
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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.19052/eq.vol1.iss44.5165
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Agricultural and Food Production Studies
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Impacto social de un proyecto agroecológico en dos municipios de Ricaurte, Boyacá (Colombia)

Leónides Castellanos Hernández, Leónides Castellanos González, Carlos Andrés Arias Daza
Equidad y Desarrollo
Agricultural and Food Production Studies
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Impacto social de un proyecto agroecológico en dos municipios de Ricaurte, Boyacá (Colombia)

Leónides Castellanos Hernández, Leónides Castellanos González, Carlos Andrés Arias Daza
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The social evaluation of the impacts of agroecological projects is an important way to improve the sustainability and social resilienceof agroecosystems. The objective of the research was to assess the social impacts of the Boyacá-Agro project in two municipalitiesof upper and lower Ricaurte in the Department of Boyacá. A 10-question questionnaire was applied to the fifteen beneficiaries of each farm per municipality to measure the impact in four dimensions: knowledge management, technology, farm management, family and community management, and farmer leadership. The vast majority of beneficiaries (more than 55%) believed that the impacts were high or very high in knowledge management, the adoption of new technologies, the improvement of families and farms, and the growth of heads of farms as agroecological leaders, however, this was not the case in terms of recognition before the community.

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