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O Programa de Produção Sustentável de Óleo de Palma (PSOP) e o campesinato amazônico: o caso do município do Acará/PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2016-07-13) SILVA, Renata Novaes da; COSTA, Francisco de Assis; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1820238947667908
In the state of Pará, the palm culture has shown high annual growth rates from 1990 to 2012 the state has achieved an average annual production growth rate of 5%. This expansion of palm oil in the Amazon is due to the Federal Sustainable Production Program of Oil Palm (PSOP), created to foster and direct the production of palm oil in the region. Given the importance that the peasantry has and the expansion of palm oil in the region, aims to evaluate the impact that the PSOP is causing the Trajectory Camponesa.T1 the municipality of Acará and if, perchance, resulted in a change in the peculiar logic of productive local farmer. As a result the research concludes that there is evidence that the PSOP may impact the technological trajectory of Acará county T1, promoting a process of replacing the activities developed by the peasant. The lack of official data and studies related to the evaluation of PSOP impacts highlight the need for studies of this theme as a way to support the most appropriate public policy development to the Amazon region.
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Reforma agrária na Amazônia?: avaliação do II Plano Nacional de Reforma Agrária no território rural do Baixo Tocantins – PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2012-07-11) PENHA, Luciano Rocha da; HURTIENNE, Thomas Peter; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7133222063843073
This research aimed to make an assessment of New Settlements Programme II contained in the National Plan of Agrarian Reform. The spatial area was the Territory Rural Lower Tocantins from Araxiteua Settlement, located in the municipality of Acará - northeastern State of Pará The methodology used was the mixed methods. This study focused on the use of questionnaires with 80 heads of families, were interviewed with the technique of unstructured research 1 technician INCRA, the President of the Municipal Council for Sustainable Rural Development's Discus, 1 representative of the Department of Field Education that municipality, President of the Association of Settlement Settlers Araxiteua and some heads of families. The time frame of the study was from 2006 to 2011. The results demonstrate that the effects were more positive than negative. The negative impact was measured from the social variable. Variables social, economic and territorial resulted in an improvement in income and quality of life of the settlers. Stand out as negative, nonimplementation of technical assistance, not applying PRONERA not release the woman credit support. As a positive, the release and implementation of the initial claim, the introduction of the power grid and ease of access to PRONAF. We conclude that the Second National Plan for Agrarian Reform fulfilled a significant portion of its objectives.