O trabalho analisa a experiência recente dos Consórcios de Desenvolvimento Local e Segurança Alimentar (CONSADs) no Sul do Brasil a partir de estudo realizado pela Universidade Federal de Pelotas em conjunto com a FAO e Ministério do Desenvolvimento Social. A pesquisa examinou 137 projetos de desenvolvimento visando avaliar o grau de identidade com os objetivos de combate à fome e à insegurança alimentar. O estudo mostra que o CONSAD pode ser uma via capaz de induzir à proposição de instrumentos que atendam a esses imperativos. Entrementes, há importantes obstáculos a suplantar, entre os quais, o próprio desenho institucional e o recorte geográfico do CONSAD, assim como o "viés agrarista" dos projetos de desenvolvimento, o excessivo protagonismo dos poderes públicos e as incompreensões em torno ao conceito de segurança alimentar por parte dos atores sociais envolvidos.
This work analyzes the recent experience of the "Consortium of Local Development and Alimentary Security" (CONSADs) in the southern Brazil based in a study carried out by Federal University of Pelotas together FAO and Brazilian Social Development Ministry. The research examined 137 development projects aiming to evaluate the similarity degree of their objectives with those of the hunger and alimentary insecurity combat. The study shows that the CONSAD can represent a way capable to induce the proposition of instruments to attend these imperatives. Meantime, there are important obstacles to supplant, such as the institutional design and the CONSAD geographic delimitation, as well as the "agrarian bias" of the development projects, the excessive protagonism of public agents and the misunderstandings about to the concept of alimentary security from the point of view of the involved social actors
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