Strategies and Tools for a Sustainable Rural Rio de Janeiro

Strategies and Tools for a Sustainable Rural Rio de Janeiro

Sattler, Dietmar; Nehren, Udo; Hissa, Helga; Raedig, Claudia; Schl?ter, Sabine

Springer International Publishing AG

08/2018

513

Dura

Inglês

9783319896434

15 a 20 dias

980


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Chapter 1. Rio de Janeiro: A State in Socio-ecological Transformation.- Chapter 2. Environmental History, Forests and Landscape Uses in Rio de Janeiro State.- Chapter 3. Sustainable Rural Development in Rio de Janeiro State: The RIO RURAL Program.- Chapter 4. The INTECRAL Project.- PART I: Agricultural Management.- Chapter 5. Soil and Water Management for Ecosystem Services Provision in Agricultural Landscapes: The Challenge of Monitoring.- Chapter 6. Spatial Patterns of Farmland Abandonment in Rio de Janeiro State.- Chapter 7. From Design to Implementation: A Participatory Appraisal for Silvopastoral Systems.- Chapter 8. Towards Good Agricultural Practices in Smallholders Dairy Production Systems from an Animal Welfare Perspective.- Chapter 9. Adequate Harvesting Technology for Small and Medium Scale Sugarcane Farmers in Rio de Janeiro: The "Cologne Solution".- PART II: Ecosystem Management and Biodiversity Conservation.- Chapter 10. Integrating Biodiversity Conservation into Agroecosystem Management: Using Birds to Bring Conservation and Agricultural Production Together.- Chapter 11. Connectivity Conservation Management: Linking Private Protected Areas.- Chapter 12. Applicability of the German Hydromorphological Assessment Approach to Tropical Rivers.- Chapter 13. Use of Native Plant Species for Ecological Restoration and Rehabilitation Measures in Southeast Brazil.- Chapter 14. Use and Conservation of the Threatened Brazilian National Tree Paubrasilia echinata Lam.: A Potential for Rio de Janeiro State?.- PART III: Integrated Water Management.- Chapter 15. Water Security in Rio de Janeiro State.- Chapter 16. Analyzing Hydro-climatic Data to Improve Hydrological Understanding in Rural Rio de Janeiro, Southeast Brazil.- Chapter 17. Ecohydrological Modeling and Scenario Impact Assessment in Rural Rio de Janeiro.- Chapter 18. Reuse-Oriented Decentralized Wastewater and Sewage Sludge Treatment for Small Urbanized Rural Settlements in Brazil: An Environmental Cost-Benefit Analysis.- Chapter 19. A Tool to Assess Land Use Impacts on Surface Water Quality: Case Study from the Guapi-Macacu River Basin in Rio de Janeiro.- PART IV: Land restoration, disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation.- Chapter 20. Natural Hazards and Climate Change Impacts in the State of Rio de Janeiro: A Landscape Historical Analysis.- Chapter 21. Disaster Risk Management in the State of Rio de Janeiro.- Chapter 22. Ecosystem-Based Approaches for Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation in Rio de Janeiro State.- Chapter 23. Integrated Participatory Methodologies for Disaster Risk Reduction - Tools to Analyze Complex Systems through Participatory Processes in Brazil.- Chapter 24. Soil Degradation in Southeast Brazil: A Challenge for Restoration and Rehabilitation.- Chapter 25. Rehabilitation of Degraded Sloped Pastures - Lessons Learned in Itaocara, Rio de Janeiro.- Chapter 26. Multi-criteria Site Prioritization for Land Rehabilitation in the Guapi-MacacuWatershed, Rio de Janeiro.- PART V: Environmental governance and economic instruments.- Chapter 27. Evolution of Public Policies and Local Innovation in Landscape Conservation in Rio de Janeiro.- Chapter 28. Promoting Sustainable Agriculture, Boosting Productivity and Enhancing Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Through the RIO RURAL Program, Brazil.- Chapter 29. Promotion of Alternative Income Diversification in Rural Rio de Janeiro: Making Use of Innovation Resources.- Chapter 30. Regional Marketing Strategies for Sustainable Production in Rio de Janeiro State.- Part VI: Conclusions.- Chapter 31. Rural Rio de Janeiro: Over the Hills and Far Away?.
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sustainable rural development;Rio de Janeiro state;Intecral;science policy interface;Atlantic Forest;ecosystem management and biodiversity;sustainable management of natural resources;biodiversity hotspot;Environmental Geography