Banca de DEFESA: LIVIA CRISTINA BARROS DA SILVA WIESINIESKI

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STUDENT : LIVIA CRISTINA BARROS DA SILVA WIESINIESKI
DATE: 20/02/2024
TIME: 14:00
LOCAL: Videoconferêcia - https://ppgfau.unb.br/component/agenda/agendas
TITLE:

Participatory Territorial Planning for the Urban-Turistic Ecosystem: a collective construction with the São Jorge community in Chapada dos Veadeiros

KEY WORDS:

Territorial planning, participation, urban-touristic ecosystem, solidarity technoscience.

PAGES: 258
BIG AREA: Ciências Sociais Aplicadas
AREA: Arquitetura e Urbanismo
SUMMARY:

Territorial planning, as a structure and synthesis project that embraces transdisciplinary, multiscale dynamics, and multidimensionality, represents social expectations organized into categories and macro-dimensions. Among these, the understanding of place and its exosystemic dynamics, principles of urban sustainability, and individual and collective values and interpretations stand out. It provides an urban-touristic interface based on phenomenological comprehension, compatible with a systemic and complex approach, along with its attributes. Interactions within places contribute to their procedural, historical, and adaptive transformation, where cultural and landscape diversification affects exosystemic balance, impacting local actors, those in their surroundings, and tourists when these territories are occupied by tourism. In the microregion of Chapada dos Veadeiros, northeastern Goiás, the intensification of tourist flow, due to its cultural and landscape diversification, and the attractiveness of the National Park, affect urban dynamics and the well-being of the population impacted by the precariousness of urban services, inefficiency of public policies, and limited access to decision-making processes for groups most affected by tourist attraction, as seen in the District of São Jorge in Alto Paraíso de Goiás. This study, by proposing the synthesis of collective structuring and articulation processes of the place's morphology, aims to develop and systematize parameters for participatory territorial planning for the urban-touristic ecosystem based on collective practices, seeking to support discussions and democratize access to urban policy by integrating urban planning, tourism, and the natural environment. Using the microscale of São Jorge as the space for experiential and theoretical-methodological validation, along with its interactions with the mesoscale of the municipality of Alto Paraíso de Goiás and the macroscale of Chapada, the latter being the space for the articulation of tourist offerings, environmental integration, political-territorial integration, and socioeconomic integration through workforce, wealth distribution, mobility, and accessibility. Guided by action research, the study embraced local knowledge and practices through an approach with the participatory urbanism methodology of the Peripheral Emerging Works Research and Extension Group, innovating by integrating tourism into participatory urbanism (ANDRADE, et al., 2019) and solidarity technoscience (DAGNINO, 2019) through the systematization and promotion of the ecology of knowledge, plurality, and complexity of social interactions in the construction and transformation of their multiple realities. Key investigation techniques include an introductory questionnaire, semi-structured interviews, group discussions, workshops, and virtual meetings, enhancing recursion and feedback in the validation of stages. The effectiveness and materiality of the action were symbolized by the Participatory Plan for Tourism Development, conceived based on the demands of associations, workers, and the local superintendence. This plan expresses collective commitments, guidelines, scenarios, proposals for interaction in the district's zoning, programs, and projects focused on heritage preservation, professional qualification, and infrastructure. Through transdisciplinary interaction between territorial agendas, the identification of exosystemic attributes, and the elaboration of principles, verification criteria, indicators, and parameters of integrated territorial planning and coordination, the theoretical methodological result established the proposition of standards/parameters guided by local and global demands through the identification of categories, concepts, guiding axes, analytical syntheses, and planning instruments, correlated with the dimensions of urban touristic sustainability guided by city development and resilience indicators, complemented by standards/para

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Externa à Instituição - MÔNICA ANTONIA VIANA - UNISANTOS
Externa ao Programa - 1645228 - KERLEI ENIELE SONAGLIO - nullPresidente - 1857674 - LIZA MARIA SOUZA DE ANDRADE
Externo ao Programa - 2590852 - LUIZ CARLOS SPILLER PENA - nullExterna à Instituição - SIMONE PARRELA TOSTES - IFMG