Exemplos de uso de Socio-environmental vulnerability em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Indicator of socio-environmental vulnerability in the Western Amazon.
It started from the principle that the nuclei are the basis of local andcan preferably be installed in high socio-environmental vulnerability training areas.
Climate change and socio-environmental vulnerability in coastal zones: modeling an….
The research was to south of the city of palmas- tocantins, chosen by host approximately 40% of the city population with higher socio-environmental vulnerability.
Construction and validation of a socio-environmental vulnerability index for monitoring and management of natural disasters in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
To this end, the paper analyses two environmental education projects implemented in landslide-risk areas housing populations in situations of historically established socio-environmental vulnerability.
The scope of this study is to analyze the socio-environmental vulnerability in relation to forest fires and health effects in the urban area of Porto Velho, located in the Brazilian Amazon region.
In this context, this research aims to propose a methodology of democratic and participatory nature for calculation andanalysis of the level of socio-environmental vulnerability of urban areas affected by urban flooding process.
This research analysed the socio-environmental vulnerability in areas where gemstones such as ruby and tourmalines are explored in the villages of nanhupo and nseue, in montepuez district, within the period 2004-2011.
In its project, RRD integrates transformation of situations,historically constructed, of socio-environmental vulnerability through ecologically unsustainable and socially unequal development.
The first is aimed at discussing socio-environmental vulnerability as a historically established construction process, making for a situation of environmental injustice in the urban areas of large Brazilian cities.
Present a critical review on the theme of Brazilian cities and climate change, seeking to understand the processes of"urbanization and industrialization as a way tounderstand the condition and the origins of urban socio-environmental vulnerability", p.612.
On the above,this work started from the premise that the level of urban socio-environmental vulnerability is proportionally related to the urban sprawl phenomenon, characterized by segmentation and social differentiation, demographic, economic and environm.
It is believed that this flow can be reproduced entirely orpartially in the light of observation of the similarity that exits among the peripheral areas of the big Brazilian cities where there are large settlements with a high degree of socio-environmental vulnerability.
The index, named sevica¿socio-environmental vulnerability index to coastal areas, proposes graduations to each variable to calculate specific indicators and a special explicit index.
Raquel Otoni de Araújo and Teresa C. da Silva Rosa analyze risk communication in flood andlandslide situations as a result of rainfall in the state of Espírito Santo in their article Socio-environmental vulnerability and disaster risk reduction: the role of Espírito Santo State Brazil.
The analysis of socio-environmental vulnerability allows understanding the linkages, plots and environmental changes occurring in the physical environment, mediatised by human activities and the adoption of strategies that assist in decision making on issues related to environmental degradation.
This work brings an approach regarding the environmental impacts caused by the port of santos' activities,specifically those related to anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases(ghg), a the socio-environmental vulnerability of the cities in this coastal zone as a result of climate change.
In this way, in spite of having being inserted into specific living conditions that means increased socio-environmental vulnerability and conformity in actions, the residents did not respond reactively to the above. Through their experiences there is an appropriation of reality and the possibilities of actions.
Worldwide, an estimated 600 million persons per year present an episode of influenza. Spread of the disease leads to infectious processes with major morbidity and mortality,especially in groups with increased biological and/or socio-environmental vulnerability, like the elderly and individuals with underlying chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes.
The use of studies on the socio-environmental vulnerability in an integrated analysis, which contemplates both environmental and social aspects, are considerate an important tool not only to increase knowledge of a particular area, but also to support the decision-making related to environmental issues and their prevention.
This volume of Ambiente& Sociedade brings 12 articles that contemplate topics of great relevance in the context of contemporary socio-environmental area of interest, like natural areas management and the importance of traditional local knowledge; social control in public policy in sanitation services;water governance; socio-environmental vulnerability in urban areas and agricultural, fishing, and foresting practices; farming of GMOs; organic diet; carbon market; and pedagogic practices for ecodevelopment.
In light of such unequal distribution of environmental risks landslide, flooding, pollution and contamination, etc. and socio-environmental vulnerability, there is a requirement for implementation of socio-educational measures that prioritise critical participation in order to facilitate awareness-raising among vulnerable populations on the subject of citizenship.
Considering the growth of the petroleum sector in contemporary Brazil and Environmental Education as a compensatory measure in federal environmental licensing, the article" Social and environmental vulnerability in environmental education practiced within the federal licensing in Macaé Rio de Janeiro/ Brazil" Rafael Nogueira Costa and Carlos José Saldanha Machado,discuss the incorporation of the concept of socio-environmental vulnerability into the institutional-legal framework of environmental education regarding the petroleum licensing process.
Analysis of the dimensions used to construct the synthetic indicator reveals an intense heterogeneity in terms of socio-environmental vulnerability in the urban area of the city of Porto Velho. These results highlight the need for integrated actions from different government departments in order to enhance health promotion, ecological sustainability and also reduce social inequalities in health.
Thus, the theme of this thesis deals with flooding and socio-environmental vulnerability in the city of teresina, in the stretch of the lower course of poti river, and aims to analyze its flooding and social and environmental risks and vulnerabilities present in the city of teresina, in urban stretch of the bend são paulo to the confluence with parnaíba river, to understanding the interfaces of vulnerabilities and exposure to environmental risks of certain areas and population groups.
The competencies of the second domain, Vigilância e Controle de Riscos e Danos Vigilance and Control of Risks and Threats,are important for public health professionals. Socio-environmental vulnerability is a result of social processes and environmental changes, a combination of difficulties in conditions of work, income, health and education, and also related to the lack of safe and healthy housing, sanitation, making certain population groups, the poorest in particular, vulnerable to disasters.
Mello argues that in health promotion for youths andadolescents in a situation of socio-environmental vulnerability, the diversified use of didactic resources and activities of sensitization of the look, like the technique of pinhole photography, contributed to a critical reading of the reality and to the development of social actions in the community. This revealed the need to choose carefully the strategies that are capable of stimulating the interest both in the investigation of the reality and in social action.
What the agreement proposes is across-the-board reduction of risks and impacts,without considering social inequalities or, consequently, socio-environmental vulnerabilities.
It also questions the dominant rationality that, through its interventions in nature,enabled the emergence of environmental crises and socio-environmental vulnerabilities.