Delineación de un modelo metodológico básico enmarcado en Evaluar la Efectividad de Manejo de los Acuerdos de Uso Sustentable y Custodia de Manglar
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2016
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Facultad de Ciencias Naturales. Universidad de Guayaquil
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La Evaluación de Efectividad de Manejo (EEM) es un instrumento que sólo consta para las áreas protegidas; excluyendo a las zonas de manglar; siendo esta una herramienta metodológica efectiva y altruista; se sugiere la aplicación de dogmáticos estamentos de ésta; para la implementación en los Acuerdos de Uso Sustentable y Custodia de Manglar,. Por otro lado, estos acuerdos han logrado conservar amigablemente los ecosistemas de manglar. En Ecuador a partir del año 2000 se registra la entrega de 58 concesiones para la protección de 63 947,44 hectáreas de manglar. En el análisis prospectivo de este trabajo, se despliega una guía metodológica básica enmarcada en un sinóptico de tres prontuarios: EEM de ámbitos, programas y, de amenazas; además se integra la identificación de acciones, que no se han sujetado acertadamente en referencia a lo planificado en el desplazamiento y, esfuerzos para mejorar el desempeño del manejo. Los criterios de selección de cada formulario fueron discriminados a partir de una amplia e intrínseca examinación bibliográfica, departo con custodios y observaciones in situ en el campo. En término, esta guía se esgrime de forma asequible como un modelo definible, ya que su estructura es elemental en la interpretación para los manejadores y tomadores de decisiones de los acuerdos.
Evaluating Management Effectiveness (EEM) is an instrument that consists only of protected areas; excluding mangrove areas; It is this an effective and altruistic methodological tool; the application of dogmatic sectors of this is suggested; to implement the Agreements Sustainable Use and Custody Mangrove ,. On the other hand, these agreements have managed to preserve mangrove ecosystems amiably. In Ecuador from 2000 the delivery of 58 concessions for the protection of 63 947.44 hectares of mangrove is recorded. The prospective analysis of this work, a basic methodological guide in tabular framed three syllabi unfolds: EEM of areas, programs and threats; also identifying actions which have not been correctly referring held as planned in the movement and efforts to improve management performance is integrated. The selection criteria of each form were discriminated from a wide and intrinsic bibliographic examination, I depart with custodians and in situ observations in the field. In the end, this guide affordably wields as a definable model because its structure is elemental in the interpretation for managers and decision makers of the agreements.
Evaluating Management Effectiveness (EEM) is an instrument that consists only of protected areas; excluding mangrove areas; It is this an effective and altruistic methodological tool; the application of dogmatic sectors of this is suggested; to implement the Agreements Sustainable Use and Custody Mangrove ,. On the other hand, these agreements have managed to preserve mangrove ecosystems amiably. In Ecuador from 2000 the delivery of 58 concessions for the protection of 63 947.44 hectares of mangrove is recorded. The prospective analysis of this work, a basic methodological guide in tabular framed three syllabi unfolds: EEM of areas, programs and threats; also identifying actions which have not been correctly referring held as planned in the movement and efforts to improve management performance is integrated. The selection criteria of each form were discriminated from a wide and intrinsic bibliographic examination, I depart with custodians and in situ observations in the field. In the end, this guide affordably wields as a definable model because its structure is elemental in the interpretation for managers and decision makers of the agreements.
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EFECTIVIDAD, MANEJO, ADAPTACIÓN, CONCESIÓN, MANGLAR