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Vicisitudes del desarrollo frente a las actividades productivas gestionadas por mujeres en contextos rurales costeros

Authors: Calvo González, Isabel; Valencia Fontana, Donald; Lascarez, Daniel;

Vicisitudes del desarrollo frente a las actividades productivas gestionadas por mujeres en contextos rurales costeros

Abstract

El área socio-productiva del Programa de Desarrollo Integral de Comunidades Rurales Costeras (PDICRC) ha venido realizando acciones en torno al fortalecimiento de las capacidades productivas de diversos grupos vulnerables del Golfo de Nicoya. En este sentido, esta ponencia presenta un abordaje crítico de las consecuencias epistemológicas del llamado desarrollo socio- productivo así como de las prácticas (universitarias gubernamentales, no gubernamentales) que se realizan para lograrlo. Se analiza el caso concreto del trabajo con un grupo de mujeres “Las Rositas” quienes desarrollan distintas actividades productivas en la comunidad de Lepanto.

The socio-productive area of the Comprehensive Development Program for Coastal Rural Communities (PDICRC) has been carrying out actions to strengthen the productive capacities of various vulnerable groups in the Gulf of Nicoya. In this sense, this paper presents a critical approach to the epistemological consequences of the so-called socio-productive development as well as the practices (governmental, non-governmental university) that are carried out to achieve it. The specific case of work with a group of women "Las Rositas" who develop different productive activities in the community of Lepanto is analyzed.

Mesa 6: Mujer campesina, género y feminización Programa de Desarrollo Integral de Comunidades Rurales Costeras

Escuela de Planificación y Promoción Social

Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica

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Costa Rica
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ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, DESARROLLO ECONÓMICO Y SOCIAL, MUJERES RURALES, RURAL WOMEN, GOLFO DE NICOYA (COSTA RICA), EMPRENDEDURISMO, ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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