Palabras clave
Participatory geographic information systems
Watershed
Social values
Water quality
Ciencia ciudadana
Sistemas de información geográfica participativos
Cuenca hidrográfica
Valores sociales
Calidad del agua
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Resumen
Introducción y objetivo: En el marco de las II Jornadas de Investigación de la Facultad de Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad de Costa Rica (UCR), este artículo examina el potencial de incidencia social de metodologías participativas para la gestión ambiental, especialmente en el campo emergente de la socio-hidrología. Para ello, nos apoyamos en dos proyectos de investigación que actualmente están en desarrollo y que pretenden incidir en la toma de decisiones en diversos niveles de gobernanza. [Continúa leyendo en el artículo]
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