La Metodología Leader y la despoblación rural: el caso de la comarca de Sierra Grande-Tierra de Barros (Badajoz)

García, María Miranda; Gallardo-Cobos, Rosa; Sánchez-Zamora, Pedro

doi:10.7201/earn.2019.02.01

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“…Esa diversidad es, incluso, evidente en los perfiles de actividad de la población, que rondarían el 25% en la agricultura en el rural profundo frente a valores en torno al 10% en las zonas rurales dinámicas (Molinero y Alario, 2019). Diagnosticar la situación de partida es fundamental y condiciona las posibilidades de reconducir la situación, ya que la despoblación se hace fuerte en aquellos municipios con menos población y con estructuras demográficas más desequilibradas, con lo que la intervención en numerosas ocasiones solo puede, en el mejor de los casos, retrasar un proceso irreversible (Miranda et al, 2019).…”

Section: La Despoblación Vista a Través De La Investigación Un Amplio...unclassified

Patrones espaciotemporales de la población en España (1998-2021).

Guerra¹

2023

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La despoblación es un tema de investigación consolidado y más recientemente también es protagonista en las agendas políticas. En este contexto, se propone una metodología de análisis de patrones emergentes para revelar tendencias espaciotemporales significativas y matizar los patrones de la pérdida de población a nivel municipal entre 1998 y 2021. A partir de fuentes convencionales, como el Padrón Municipal de Habitantes, los resultados demuestran un comportamiento sistémico bipolar frío-caliente, más equilibrado en su dimensión superficial que poblacional. Se confirma la existencia de dos realidades norte-sur en la España que se despuebla, concentrándose en la mitad norte los patrones fríos más marcados (crecientes y consecutivos). El estudio aporta una metodología escalable y exportable a otros periodos y/o territorios.

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Section: La Despoblación Vista a Través De La Investigación Un Amplio...unclassified

Patrones espaciotemporales de la población en España (1998-2021).

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2023

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“…Hornachos is a small municipality, eminently agricultural and livestock, which, like many others in its environment, suffers a constant loss of population due to migration to higher density nuclei in search of work [28].…”

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Food Identities, Biocultural Knowledge and Gender Differences in the Protected Area “Sierra Grande de Hornachos” (Extremadura, Spain)

Gutiérrez-García

Labrador-Moreno

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A food tradition not only corresponds to the vital need to be nourished every day, but is part of the particularity of a territory as a consequence of its history, traditions, natural heritage, and capacity for ecological and social resilience. In the search for culinary identity, a valorization of a rural territory of high identity potential is carried out, such as in the environmental protection area “Sierra Grande de Hornachos” (Extremadura, Spain), and specifically the town of Hornachos. For this purpose, a series of workshops and interviews were held for men and women who had lived most of their lives in Hornachos and who were older than 70. Information on the food uses of wild and cultivated plants, as determined by the Cultural Significance Index (CSI) for 79 species, was extracted from the interpretation of the data collected. In addition, new uses were collected in Extremadura for 16 plants and in Spain for 3, with some of these data being of particular significance in the culinary culture of Hornachega. We conclude that the area “Sierra Grande de Hornachos” forms an environment of great culinary identity that must be preserved, not only for its heritage interests but also for its agroecological ones, which could be translated into measures of wealth creation and development.

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“…Several authors have made progress in the study of the functions of innovation intermediaries (Batterink et al, 2010;Howells, 2006;Jacobsson and Johnson, 2000;Kilelu et al, 2011;Klerkx and Leeuwis, 2008b;Kristjanson et al, 2009;Smits and Kuhlmann, 2004). The role of these intermediaries has been shown to be useful in Mediterranean rural regions where business collaboration for innovation activities has proved to enhance rural development (Garcia-Alvarez-Coque et al, 2013;2020a;Maghni and Oukaci, 2018;Miranda García et al, 2020;Piñeiro et al, 2021).…”

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Collaboration through EIP-AGRI Operational Groups and their role as innovation intermediaries´

2021

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In the context of EU rural development policy, one of the proposed actions is the formation of Operational Groups (OGs). These OGs are part of the framework of the European Innovation Partnership on Agricul-tural Productivity and Sustainability (EIP-AGRI). The objective of this policy is to promote sustainable and applicable solutions to agricultural problems. OGs can be thought of as innovation intermediaries. Their functions have been addressed in the literature on agricultural innovation systems. To advance the research in this area, the objective of this study is to identify the innovation intermediary functions of Spanish OGs by drawing upon the opinions of their members. An online survey was conducted to collect data from members of Spanish EIP-AGRI OGs. The questionnaire asked members about the characteris-tics and functions of their OGs. More specifically, it also collected evaluations of the performance of OGs in certain innovation activities. The results of an exploratory factor analysis reveal that Spanish OGs perform three main functions: innovation process management, demand articulation, and institutional support and innovation brokering.

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La Metodología Leader y la despoblación rural: el caso de la comarca de Sierra Grande-Tierra de Barros (Badajoz)

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Patrones espaciotemporales de la población en España (1998-2021).

Patrones espaciotemporales de la población en España (1998-2021).

Food Identities, Biocultural Knowledge and Gender Differences in the Protected Area “Sierra Grande de Hornachos” (Extremadura, Spain)

Collaboration through EIP-AGRI Operational Groups and their role as innovation intermediaries´

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